Issues Of Propaganda Research Articles

The Differentiated Roles of Mega-events in Reshaping International Relations in East Asia: A Recent Decade Review

In the past fifteen years, mega-events in East Asia have experienced a significant shift in their nature and impact on international relations. Historically seen as positive platforms for cultural exchange and regional stability, these events have increasingly become sources of conflict and geopolitical tension. This paper provides a comprehensive review and typology of mega-events, categorizing them into five types: geopolitical conflicts, crises under the Sino-American framework, ideological and propaganda issues, territorial disputes, and environmental issues. The study reveals how these events now exacerbate regional tensions and highlights the need for more nuanced and detailed research to understand their evolving roles. By examining these trends, this paper contributes to the understanding of mega-events' multifaceted impacts on the socio-political landscape of East Asia, offering insights for policymakers and scholars to navigate future regional dynamics.

ON THE ISSUE OF PROPAGANDA OF ACHIEVEMENTS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOLS URFU (UPI, USTU AND USU) AND CORPORATE CULTURE

In the article. Using the example of the leading university in the country and region, the Ural Federal University, issues related to the relationship between the corporate culture of the university and the promotion of the achievements of scientific schools that existed and exist at the university, their impact on the educational and scientific process in the higher education system are considered and analyzed. Both general and specific processes characteristic of the higher education system are presented. Inputs are made about the need for systemic assistance and support for scientific schools, without which neither the educational nor the scientific process in the higher education system, the renewal of personnel for the economy and science of the country are possible.

Information and propaganda activities of Religious Communities in the Internet Space

The article discusses the features of the information and propaganda activities of religious communities and associations on the Internet. The essence of the concepts of "information" and "propaganda" is analyzed and studied based on socio-legal discourse on information and propaganda activities. The methods and features of propaganda of religious communities and associations in the Internet space are analyzed. The features of information and propaganda activities and threats from excessive actions are revealed. The issues of propaganda of religious extremist and terrorist organizations via the Internet, whose activities are prohibited by the court in the country, and ways of remotely informing their supporters will be considered. The article also notes that religious communities pay special attention to propaganda that promotes the spread of their ideologies on the Internet, and prefer to create media sites that disseminate information. Features of religious propaganda activities that are the result of the implementation of the goals and objectives of religious associations and groups. The use of the Internet reveals manifestations of illegal propaganda of religious communities and religious associations that poison the consciousness of young people, propagandizing deviation from traditional religion, homeland, native language. The characteristics of religious communities that have turned social networks into a means of propaganda are analyzed. A comparative analysis of the works of researchers from near and far abroad is carried out, conclusions are evaluated and drawn. Keywords: information and propaganda services, Religious Community, Religious Association, Internet Space, Propaganda

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Media tourism and hotel management development based on wireless sensor network and embedded system

In the development of tourism, various types of media can play a role in promoting tourist attractions, tourist products, and features of tourist attractions. My country’s tourism media has created a broad space for the development of tourism in the long-term development. In order to better play the role of tourism media, this article analyzes the development of my country’s tourism media at this stage, and has a great impact on future tourism media. Propaganda issues have been further regulated. When using the media to promote tourism projects, it is necessary to further optimize the node layout of the wireless network. By studying the specific applications of various algorithms, the accuracy of the embedded system’s positioning of moving targets can also be improved. In the development of tourism, hotel management in tourist areas is also related to the level of tourism development in related areas. Through specific analysis, this article puts forward effective suggestions for the deployment of wireless sensor network nodes, which can reduce corresponding costs, promote the development of tourism media, improve the efficiency of hotel management in tourist areas in my country, and promote my country’s Tourism development.

Propaganda And Agitation In The Context Of “Public Relations” Technology

One of the most important issues in the study of the phenomenon of propaganda and agitation in social philosophy, the laws and principles of their application in the spiritual sphere is the issue of propaganda and agitation in the process of communication with the people. This issue has gained new life in our country through the announcement of 2017 by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev as the Year of Dialogue with the People and Human Interests. This article discusses modern technologies of public relations.

The Elucidation of the Modern World in the Thought of Jacques Ellul

Looking specifically into criticism of technical modernity, the article endeavors to follow and reveal the anti-conformist reflections of one of the French authors and academics best known abroad. Indeed, Jacques Ellul developed a long-term intellectual system adopting a singular dialectic that allows him to be multidisciplinary and to make multiple entries in sociological, philosophical, legal, historical, and theological fields. He has developed an approach that went far beyond the simple consideration of the technical tool as a potential means of alienating man, to offer his readers an authentic technical system as well as of all its implications. Basically, Jacques Ellul masterfully explained the mechanism according to which the modern man, in order to escape his tragic destiny by an attempt to eclipse the sacred, will paradoxically strive to become the creator of a space totally mastered by the techno-sphere, which has gained autonomy, notably through imposition of an ideology of its own. Modernity has inaugurated a process of autonomy from which the bourgeois project benefited even before technological governance came about, to exonerate itself from the presence of man. Ellul’s objective is to draw the reader to the consideration of the real loss of individual freedom in such an environment, which encompasses both the public space and those issues that are most intimate to man. This task of awakening to the very topical issue will be enhanced with methodological considerations involving, in particular, current propaganda issues and political illusions.

Изобразительные девизы на испанских монетах XVII в.

The article is devoted to the study of badges depicted on the coins of the last Spanish Habsburgs (Philip III, Philip IV, Charles II). The badges on the coins of the first Habsburgs on the Spanish throne in the 16th century have already been studied, however, the badge culture re-flected in the coins as a whole, especially systemically, has not been studied. Historiography devoted to this problem is practically absent, many researchers focus only on the arms, therefore a decision was made about such a study. The article discusses a number of problems related to coin minting in both the Old and the New Worlds, changes in badg-es, the partial loss of some trends in the Spanish badge culture, and the influence of the Spanish badge tradition on other cultures. The minting of coins with badges in the vice kingdoms outside the Iberian Peninsu-la is also being studied. Spanish Habsburgs in the 17th century on Ital-ian coins, with the help of mottos, revealing the meaning of the mes-sages to patrials, sought to show in their badges the zeal in defending the faith, the desire to establish peace and abundance. In Milan, com-memorative coin-like tokens with badges were dedicated to the visits of the Spanish queens. Perhaps this was a local peculiarity of reverence and respect for the suzerain and members of his family. The article ex-plores new trends in coinage with the predominant use of monograms and propaganda issues.

Płomyczek’s handbook on good manners as a manifestation of upbringing strategies under socialism

The article raises the topic of good manners and upbringing in the People’s Republic of Poland using the example of children’s and young adult press from the period. The author analysed 24 issues of Płomyczek from 1968 considering literature in education, upbringing strategies, and etiquette. Leaving aside the issues of propaganda and ideology, she enriched the analysis by considering the political history of Poland during the period of the “minor stabilisation”.

A Review of Feature Selection and Sentiment Analysis Technique in Issues of Propaganda

Propaganda is a form of communication that is used in influencing communities, or people in general, to push forward an agenda for a certain goal. Nowadays, there are different means used in distributing propaganda including postings on social media, illustrations, cartoons and animations, articles, TV and radio shows. This paper is focused on election propaganda. Candidates in elections would use propaganda as a form of communication to channel and deliver messages through social media. Sentiment analysis (SA) is then used in identifying the positive and negative elements within the propaganda itself, through analysing the related documents, social media, articles or forums. This paper presents the various techniques used by previous researchers in issues of propaganda using SA, which include feature selection to remove irrelevant features and sentiment methods to identify sentiment in documents or others. Feature selection is a dominant side in sentiment analysis due to content of textual has a high measurement classification that can jeopardize SA classification interpretation. This paper also explores several SA techniques to identify sentiments in issues of propaganda. This study has also attempted to identify the use of swarm algorithms as a suitable feature selection method in SA for propaganda issues.

БРИТАНО-АМЕРИКАНСЬКИЙ НАПРЯМ В СТРАТЕГІЇ ІІІ ІНТЕРНАЦІОНАЛУ В 1941-1943 РР. (ЗА МАТЕРІАЛАМИ «ЩОДЕННИКА» Г. ДИМИТРОВА)

On the basis of diary entries of the Secretary General of the Third International G. Dimitrov, documents of the Russian State Archive of Socio-Political History, and documents of Soviet foreign policy, the author analyzes the characteristic features of the discursive model of the strategy and tactics of the Third International in 1941-1943, especially its activities in the field of propaganda regarding the Communist Party of the USA and the Communist Party of Great Britain during the first period of the German-Soviet war of 1941-1945 and in the process of the formation of the Anti-Hitler coalition. The role of the CPUSA and CPGB in the process of consolidating democratic forces in the struggle against Germany and its allies, the features of their activities in the framework of the discursive model of the Third International of 1941-1943, are characterized. The place and significance of the CPUSA and CPGB in the context of the Comintern’s strategy of providing comprehensive assistance to the USSR in the war with Germany, the deployment of the partisan movement and the Resistance movement in occupied countries, and the establishment of relations with the governments of F. Roosevelt and W. Churchill for a quick end to the war. In the course of the study, the main areas of activity of the American and British Communist Parties, the preservation of distance in cooperation with national governments and especially the intelligence and counterintelligence bodies of the Allies during 1941-1943, were established. A separate place in G. Dimitrov’s recordings is occupied by the problem of opening a second front in Europe in 1942 and propaganda issues related, first of all, to the signing of the British-Soviet and American-Soviet agreements, the problems of their coverage in newspapers and on the radio.

The Gypsy Baron (1885) as a musical monument remembering Maria Theresa? Facts, issues, controversies

The paper shows how Maria Th eresa’s legacy was remembered and highlighted alreadyin the late 19th century within the realm of musical culture. Focusing on the genre ofoperetta and taking The Gypsy Baron (1885) by Johann Strauss II (1825-1899) as anexample the paper touches upon the issues of propaganda and collective memory asconjured up by musical theatre. Considered ‘a musical monument to the Austro-HungarianEmpire’ The Gypsy Baron (originally Der Zigeunerbaron) ultimately reveals theposition the “King” Maria Th eresia cherished in the 19th century Empire, being at thesame time a fine example of the legacy of her politics. The pillars of the operetta’s plotare wars fought by Austrians: the Austro–Turkish War and the War of the Austrian Succession(1740-1748). The operetta is clearly the work inscribed into the specific politicalsituation of the late 19th century and constituted a musical response to concrete needsstimulated by civil attitudes. Hence the situation depicted in The Gypsy Baron reflectsthe multi-ethnic diversity of Habsburg Empire and the operetta’s overall message isto glorify the cooperation between various nations as (supposedly) facilitated underMaria Theresa’s reign.

When a ritual murder occurred at Purim. The harm in hate speech

This paper aims to address the problem of hate on the Internet. It is opened with a definition of hate speech. Then it discusses hate speech prior to the Internet, during the Internet’s early days and at present time. The paper explains some of the ways that hate groups utilise the Internet and their purposes in doing so, examining the content and the functions of hate sites as well as the agenda of hate mongers. Under examination are the issues of propaganda, targeting children and youth, incitement and blood libels. The article is based in the main on a close study of dozens of hate websites.

Expanding the educational domain: The issue of propaganda

Propaganda has traditionally been studied within the field of communication studies. This paper argues that there is a clear role for educationists in propaganda critique. Furthermore the acknowledgement of propaganda as an educational issue necessitates a revision of the boundaries that are traditionally drawn around the educational domain.

NAZI INTERNE PROPAGANDA IN DIE TWEEDE WÊRELDOORLOG

Adolf Hitler considered propaganda as a tactical weapon which should be used in warfare. The Second World War proved that it was no super weapon, and that It could not be used in isolation, but it Is generally agreed that Nazi internal propaganda played a prominent part in upholding solidarity of morale in Germany during the last two years of the war. An indispensable condition for this achievement was the totalitarian political system in Germany which made monopolistic state control of propaganda activities possible, and secured effective canalisation and co-ordination of all such activities. In addition suitable propaganda themes were developed, and were continually adjusted to changing circumstances, and a constant issue of propaganda was meticulously maintained. Goebbels considered public opinion to be open to manipulation, even if through fabricated propaganda tricks, and managed to achieve this. In the last weeks of the war, however, he had to reap the bitter fruits of thoughtless propaganda, unfulfilled promises and blatant Iies. Even he could not escape the painful truth that 'propagandists cannot win battles when the soldiers are obviously losing the war'.

Hearts and Minds: The Unconventional Cold War

Throughout the Cold War the task of winning “hearts and minds” around the world was of great importance to Soviet and American leaders. Both sides fought a cultural Cold War via radio waves, television transmissions, propa-ganda, and other forms of psychological pressure. A number of recent books that draw on declassified U.S. government records have provided valuable in-sights into the American side of the cultural Cold War. The U.S. government employed military, political, diplomatic, and cultural means to influence for-eign and domestic opinion. The study of this phenomenon requires interdis-ciplinary methodological approaches. Diplomatic historians need to integrate the cultural and propaganda issues into their narratives, and cultural histori-ans need to pay greater heed to the themes raised in diplomatic historical accounts.