Journal of Advanced Military Studies
Spring 2021
vol. 12, no. 1
Information Warfare and Propaganda
In early 2020, when the editors and the Marine Corps University Press editorial board were planning for the 2021 Journal of Advanced Military Studies (JAMS) publishing schedule, we could not have predicted the events that would unfold during that time—a global pandemic killing thousands of people per day, massive unemployment, voter fraud conspiracy theories, and a seditious attack on the U.S. Capitol. We can only point to the fortuitous nature of publishing that we are able to bring you this issue of JAMS on information warfare and propaganda at a time when readers need reliable information most.
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HISTORICAL APPROACH
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Political Warfare and Propaganda: An Introduction
James J. F. Forest, PhD
Fake News for the Resistance: The OSS and the Nexus of Psychological Warfare and Resistance Operations in World War II
Daniel de Wit
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CONTEMPORARY LESSONS
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All Women Belong in the Kitchen, and Other Dangerous Tropes: Online Misogyny as a National Security Threat
Kyleanne Hunter, PhD, and Emma Jouenne
Consistency of Civil-Military Relations in the Israel Defense Forces: The Defensive Mode in Cyber
Glen Segell, PhD
Russian Cyber Information Warfare: International Distribution and Domestic Control
Lev Topor, PhD, and Alexander Tabachnik, PhD
Propagandized Adversary Populations in a War of Ideas
Donald M. Bishop
Social Antiaccess/Area-Denial (Social A2/AD)
Colonel Phil Zeman, USMC
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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
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Representation of Armed Forces through Cinematic and Animated Pieces: Case Studies
Michael Cserkits, PhD
Streaming the Battlefield: A Theory of the Internet’s Effect on Negotiation Onset
First Lieutenant Anthony Patrick, USMC
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