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Fake News and Information Warfare in the Age of Globalization: ideological Manipulation and Social Consequences

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All-Russian Scientific Conference «Socio-Economic Processes of Modern Society»
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All-Russian Scientific Conference «Socio-Economic Processes of Modern Society»
Author:
Libing Liu 1
Work direction:
Современные тенденции развития мирового сообщества
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22-25
Received: 30 May 2024

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1 Belarus State University
For citation:
Liu L. (2024). Fake News and Information Warfare in the Age of Globalization: ideological Manipulation and Social Consequences. Socio-Economic Processes of Modern Society, 22-25. Чебоксары: PH "Sreda".

Abstract

This article examines the multifaceted issues surrounding the spread of fake news and information warfare in the digital age. Drawing on empirical evidence and theoretical frameworks, it reveals the mechanisms underlying the spread of misinformation, including algorithmic amplification and echo chambers. The implications for society are discussed in detail, including the impact on media credibility, social cohesion, and critical thinking skills.

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