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THE IMPACT OF DISINFORMATION ON NATIONAL SECURITY POLICYMAKING: A REVIEW

📘 Volume 11 📄 Issue 6 📅 june 2025

👤 Authors

Mohammed Hafiz Nabila, Matilda Thompson 1
1. 1. East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, TN, USA, Department of English, 2. Department of English, University of Ghana, Ghana

📄 Abstract

With the United States being the target of sustained disinformation campaigns from its adversaries in the last few years, it is obvious that national security and policy formulation have been saddled with a different kind of challenge- one that attacks the fabric of the U.S. society by directly influencing perceptions and actions of Americans. This review highlights the different information terminology, traces the beginnings of disinformation, and its implications on national institutions and national security. This paper examines disinformation within the context of Information Warfare and Cognitive Warfare. Policymaking to counter disinformation must be deliberate and sustained, involving all stakeholders in American society, and avoid overconcentration on foreign actors while internal elements cause deep divisions and continue to alienate segments of the society. This balanced focus on internal and external threats will enhance the United States? chances of winning this war.

🏷️ Keywords

Disinformation National Security Information Warfare Cognitive Warfare

🔗 DOI

View DOI - (https://doi.org/10.36713/epra22781)

📚 How to Cite:

Mohammed Hafiz Nabila, Matilda Thompson , THE IMPACT OF DISINFORMATION ON NATIONAL SECURITY POLICYMAKING: A REVIEW , Volume 11 , Issue 6, june 2025, EPRA International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR) , DOI: https://doi.org/10.36713/epra22781

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https://cdn.eprapublishing.org/article/202506-01-022781.pdf

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