MEDIA HEGEMONY AND SOFT WAR

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HOSEINI SAYED HOSEIN; ALAVI VAFA HAMID

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Journal: Journal of Cultural Guardianship of the Islamic Year:2012 | Volume:2 | Issue:5 Page(s): 47-88

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MEDIA HEGEMONY AND SOFT WAR

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HOSEINI SAYED HOSEIN | ALAVI VAFA HAMID | Issue Writer Certificate

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MEDIA HEGEMONYQ2

SOFT WARQ2

INFORMATION IMPERIALISMQ2

INFORMATION AGEQ2

Abstract

Media have always been considered by superpowers as inclusive, powerful, and effective means. These days, due to its wide dominance, as well as its great diversity and coverage, media is employed more as a political and intellectual instrument, instead of a means of representing facts and providing information. In all transactions between the dominant countries and target countries, only the requirements and interest of the dominant countries are always considered. Modern communication systems are arranged in a way that even a small change in information and knowledge may result in advantages for advanced countries. This new type of dominance is, however, somehow different from that of the first era of media. These days, power is concentrated in communication devices in all countries. A few institutions control the whole electronic communication networks. They affect public opinion in the target countries and are practically involved in SOFT WAR. This article is an attempt to explain MEDIA HEGEMONY and SOFT WAR. The main question is this: "How does MEDIA HEGEMONY affect target counties, and how does this influence their security and culture?" An instant answer to this question proposes the hypothesis that the great mass of information and media dominance result in cultural hegemony in the target countries. This, in turn, leads to a serious threat against their culture and security by their permutation. Finally, a change in the political system takes place. Superpowers have tried this technique in some target countries. They have been able to overthrow the opposing regimes and achieve their purposes.

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HOSEINI, SAYED HOSEIN, & ALAVI VAFA, HAMID. (2012). MEDIA HEGEMONY AND SOFT WAR. JOURNAL OF CULTURAL GUARDIANSHIP OF THE ISLAMIC REVOLUTION, 2(5), 47-88. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/235517/en

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HOSEINI SAYED HOSEIN, ALAVI VAFA HAMID. MEDIA HEGEMONY AND SOFT WAR. JOURNAL OF CULTURAL GUARDIANSHIP OF THE ISLAMIC REVOLUTION[Internet]. 2012;2(5):47-88. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/235517/en

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SAYED HOSEIN HOSEINI, and HAMID ALAVI VAFA, “MEDIA HEGEMONY AND SOFT WAR,” JOURNAL OF CULTURAL GUARDIANSHIP OF THE ISLAMIC REVOLUTION, vol. 2, no. 5, pp. 47–88, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/235517/en

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