UNDERSTANDING MODERN COGNITIVE WAR IN THE GLOBAL DIMENSION, ITS GENESIS IN THE UKRAINIAN CONTEXT: A REVIEW AND DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH Cognitive warfare and social impact operations

The aim of the article is to examine an overview of historical western military thought on Theory of War and its relationship to Cognitive Warfare nowadays, as well as Ukrainian evidence for the efficacy of global resistance to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The study results showed that underst...

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Published in:Obrana a strategie 2023-01, Vol.2023 (1), p.126-148
Main Authors: Maksymenko, Serhii Dmytrovich, Derkach, Lidiya Mykolayevna
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Armed forces
Brain research
clausewitz´s "warlike element"
Context
Defense
human mind
Hypotheses
Leadership
Middle age
Military history
National identity
nato´s cognitive warfare doctrine
potential of cognitive warfare
Professional identity
Satellites
Social impact
social impact activities
Society
War
Warfare
weaponization of brain sciences
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Summary:The aim of the article is to examine an overview of historical western military thought on Theory of War and its relationship to Cognitive Warfare nowadays, as well as Ukrainian evidence for the efficacy of global resistance to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The study results showed that understanding the genesis of Cognitive Warfare in the Ukrainian context over 2014-2023 focused on brain, as the battlefield, and using social impact and psychological operations, neurosciences, social engineering had the goal to destroy human thinking, behaviour, social and military identity not only of Ukrainians, but globally.
ISSN:1214-6463
1802-7199
DOI:10.3849/1802-7199.23.2023.01.126-148