We are pleased to present the latest issue of the Journal for Intelligence, Propaganda and Security Studies (JIPSS).
This issue’s thematic focus is dedicated to propaganda in its various historical and contemporary forms. The editorial traces an arc from the historical origins of propagandistic communication to modern, AI-driven disinformation.
The academic articles examine a broad spectrum of current and historical topics:
- Putin’s propaganda in the context of the war in Ukraine
- The British occupation press
- RAF activities and their media staging
- Right-wing extremist internet memes as a propaganda tool
- The current war in Ukraine as a case study of modern war propaganda
The issue is rounded off with documentation, book reviews, and the chronicle of security policy events.
The editorial is available to you free of charge for download.
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