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  • Nadiya Ivanenko und Nadia Zasanska
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Digital Warfare
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  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Contents 7
  3. Acknowledgements 11
  4. Foreword: War in the Smartphone Age 13
  5. Introducing Digital War: Ukraine, Russia and the Augmented Frontlines of the Future 17
  6. Part I. Society, Communication and Activism
  7. 1 Homeland Humanitarianism in Russia’s War Against Ukraine: a Study of Four Ukrainian Diasporic Communities 45
  8. 2 From Leaflets to Livestreams: The Evolution of Wartime Communication 69
  9. 3 Language of War: Neologisms in British Media and Their Role in the Ukrainian War Narrative 85
  10. Part II. War Reality and Disinformation
  11. 4 AI visions: Representing Russia's War Against Ukraine for Humans and Machines 107
  12. 5 LLMs as Information Warriors? Auditing how LLM- Powered Chatbots Tackle Disinformation about Russia’s War in Ukraine 123
  13. 6 #Biolabs: The Spread of a Russian Disinformation Campaign to the German Social Media and Public Sphere 151
  14. 7 More Than Slacktivism: Russian Instagram Celebrities at the Outbreak of War in Ukraine 177
  15. Part III. Memory, Community and Resilience
  16. 8 An Unexpected Battlefield: Weaponization of Online Piracy as a New Domain in Digital War 199
  17. 9 “Today We are Drawing Death” 1: Instagram’s Role in Artistic Responses to the Bombing of Okhmatdyt 219
  18. 10 “May the Force Be with You”: Ukrainian War Humor as a Sign of Resilience 241
  19. 11 When War Cats Go Viral 257
  20. Part IV. Religion, Media and War
  21. 12 The Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s Online Media After the 2022 Invasion: A Strained Attempt to Hold a Middle Ground 277
  22. 13 The World Russian People’s Council and Russo- Ukrainian Relations: From Forging Hegemony to Promoting Domination 295
  23. 14 “The Lord is my Banner”: Making War Sacred in Russian Orthodox Media 317
  24. Part V. Book Reviews
  25. Managing Meaning in Ukraine: Information, Communication, and Narration since the Euromaidan Revolution by Göran Bolin and Per Ståhlberg, Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press, 2023, 166 pp., ISBN 9780262374576 347
  26. War in the Smartphone Age: Conflict, Connectivity and the Crises at our Fingertips by Matthew Ford, London: C. Hurst & Co Publishers, 2025, 312 pp., ISBN 1805263749 351
  27. Appendix
  28. Afterword: Digital Formation of Resistance 357
  29. Contributors 361
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783839475218-020

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Contents 7
  3. Acknowledgements 11
  4. Foreword: War in the Smartphone Age 13
  5. Introducing Digital War: Ukraine, Russia and the Augmented Frontlines of the Future 17
  6. Part I. Society, Communication and Activism
  7. 1 Homeland Humanitarianism in Russia’s War Against Ukraine: a Study of Four Ukrainian Diasporic Communities 45
  8. 2 From Leaflets to Livestreams: The Evolution of Wartime Communication 69
  9. 3 Language of War: Neologisms in British Media and Their Role in the Ukrainian War Narrative 85
  10. Part II. War Reality and Disinformation
  11. 4 AI visions: Representing Russia's War Against Ukraine for Humans and Machines 107
  12. 5 LLMs as Information Warriors? Auditing how LLM- Powered Chatbots Tackle Disinformation about Russia’s War in Ukraine 123
  13. 6 #Biolabs: The Spread of a Russian Disinformation Campaign to the German Social Media and Public Sphere 151
  14. 7 More Than Slacktivism: Russian Instagram Celebrities at the Outbreak of War in Ukraine 177
  15. Part III. Memory, Community and Resilience
  16. 8 An Unexpected Battlefield: Weaponization of Online Piracy as a New Domain in Digital War 199
  17. 9 “Today We are Drawing Death” 1: Instagram’s Role in Artistic Responses to the Bombing of Okhmatdyt 219
  18. 10 “May the Force Be with You”: Ukrainian War Humor as a Sign of Resilience 241
  19. 11 When War Cats Go Viral 257
  20. Part IV. Religion, Media and War
  21. 12 The Ukrainian Orthodox Church’s Online Media After the 2022 Invasion: A Strained Attempt to Hold a Middle Ground 277
  22. 13 The World Russian People’s Council and Russo- Ukrainian Relations: From Forging Hegemony to Promoting Domination 295
  23. 14 “The Lord is my Banner”: Making War Sacred in Russian Orthodox Media 317
  24. Part V. Book Reviews
  25. Managing Meaning in Ukraine: Information, Communication, and Narration since the Euromaidan Revolution by Göran Bolin and Per Ståhlberg, Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press, 2023, 166 pp., ISBN 9780262374576 347
  26. War in the Smartphone Age: Conflict, Connectivity and the Crises at our Fingertips by Matthew Ford, London: C. Hurst & Co Publishers, 2025, 312 pp., ISBN 1805263749 351
  27. Appendix
  28. Afterword: Digital Formation of Resistance 357
  29. Contributors 361
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