Toward a self-defence model for media in small democracies: responding to weaponised information in the ‘new cold war’ environment

Emanuel Stoakes

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"Toward a self-defence model for media in small democracies: responding to weaponised information in the ‘new cold war’ environment "

Master of Arts in Media and Communication,

(2024):

Authors:

Emanuel Stoakes

Volume: Master of Arts in Media and Communication,

(2024)

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University of Canterbury

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Toward a self-defence model for media in small democracies: responding to weaponised information in the ‘new cold war’ environment

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