Information, Media and Cognitive Sovereignty
Featured Strategic Papers
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COGNITIVE DEPENDENCY
The central challenge of the 21st century in EU and beyond is no longer merely political, economic or technological dependence. It is cognitive dependency – the gradual transfer of perception, judgment and decisionmaking from autonomous individuals and societies to external systems of influence.
Information pollution, manipulation, and lies are our greatest social problem
In today’s digital age, information pollution, manipulation, and the deliberate spread of disinformation have become some of the most pressing social issues. The rapid expansion of digital media,
The European Doctrine of Cognitive Sovereignty
The Foundation of Strategic Sovereignty in the Twenty-First Century [DOCTRINE] Power has migrated from territory to cognition. For centuries, sovereignty meant controlling land,
Media Sovereignty and Information Integrity [DOCTRINE]
Protecting democracy through transparency, pluralism, cognitive resilience and information integrity.
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