Notas de consultoría
Political communication in times of conflict
Keywords
- sociedad internacional,
- conflicto,
- desinformación,
- bienes públicos,
- gobernanza global
- international society,
- conflict,
- disinformation,
- public goods,
- global governance
How to Cite
Manfredi Sánchez, J. L. (2023). Political communication in times of conflict. Más Poder Local, (54), 126-130. https://doi.org/10.56151/maspoderlocal.207
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Abstract
This note analyses some of the main challenges for political communication in an international society that is beset by a multitude of conflicts. From the change of important political values to the rise of disinformation, climate disorders, the alteration of governance processes or the fear of technological progress. In a time of hyper-leaders empowered by social networks, it is essential to focus on the continuous legitimization of institutions, on boosting social trust and on the recovery of the journalistic industry.
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