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Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group

Bánkuty-Balogh Lilla Sarolta · Metropolitan University Prague / Central European Political Science Association · 2021

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In the current media environment of growing information disorder and social media platforms emerging as primary news sources, the creation and spread of disinformation is becoming increasingly easy and cost-effective. The projection of strategic narratives through disinformation campaigns is an important geopolitical tool in the global competition for power and status. We have analysed close to 1,000 individual news pieces from more than 60 different online sources containing disinformation, which originally appeared in one of the V4 languages, using a natural language processing algorithm. We have assessed the frequency of recurring themes within the articles and their relationship structure, to see whether consistent disinformation narratives were to be found among them. Through frequency analysis and relationship charting, we have been able to uncover individual storylines connected to more than ten overarching disinformation narratives. We have also exposed five key meta-narratives present in all Visegrád Countries, which fed into a coherent system of beliefs, such as the envisioned collapse of the European Union or the establishment of a system of Neo-Atlantism, which would permanently divide the continent.

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Sarolta, B. B. L. (2021). Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group. https://doi.org/10.2478/pce-2021-0008

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Sarolta, Bánkuty-Balogh Lilla. "Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group." 2021. https://doi.org/10.2478/pce-2021-0008.

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Sarolta, Bánkuty-Balogh Lilla. 2021. "Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group.". https://doi.org/10.2478/pce-2021-0008.

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Sarolta, B. B. L. 2021, Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group, Metropolitan University Prague / Central European Political Science Association, available at: https://doi.org/10.2478/pce-2021-0008 [Accessed 8 Aug. 2026].

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Title
Novel technologies and Geopolitical Strategies: Disinformation Narratives in the Countries of the Visegrád Group
Author / contributors
Bánkuty-Balogh Lilla Sarolta
Publisher
Metropolitan University Prague / Central European Political Science Association
Publication year
2021
ISSN
1801-3422
ISSN
1801-3422
Language
English

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