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Russie-Ukraine : La communication est-elle le nouvel instrument de guerre ?

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May 2022
Mohamed Benabid & Hala Boumaiz

Lorsque l'on pense aux conflits de guerres, on pense surtout aux batailles militaires et au bras de fer diplomatique, mais il y a aussi un élément qui joue un rôle crucial dans le développement des faits : la communication. La stratégie de communication en temps de guerre est un rouage aussi important que les stratégies militaires. En quoi la communication en temps de guerre est importante ? Comment expliquer les différences de stratégie de communication de l’Ukraine et de la Russie ? L’Ukraine a-t-elle remporté la bataille de perception ? Mohamed Benabid se livre à Hala Boumaiz dans cet épisode pour nous éclairer sur ces questions.

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