Narratives are fundamental to our understanding of the world, providing us with a natural
structure for knowledge representation over time. Computational narrative extraction is a …

In international politics, the strategic narratives of different governments compete for public
attention and support. The Russian government's narrative has prompted western concern …

Governments project strategic narratives about international affairs, hoping thereby to shape
the perceptions and behaviour of foreign audiences. If individuals encounter incompatible …

This article argues that accounts of the Russian media system that tend to view the time from
Vladimir Putin's rise to power in 2000 as a single homogenous period do not capture major …

The Russian state-funded international broadcaster RT is often accused of pedalling
misinformation and claiming legitimacy for nefarious Russian activities. Whilst studies have …

Projection of strategic narratives to gain competitive advantages is a central feature in the
global competition for status and power. This article presents a comparative narrative …

With Internet access, citizens in non-democracies are often able to diversify their news
media repertoires despite government-imposed restrictions on media freedom. The extent to …

China declared women's equality since the formation of the Communist Party of China in
1949. However a gender gap in entrepreneurship persists. Scholars have examined the …

Narratives are fundamental to our perception of the world and are pervasive in all activities
that involve the representation of events in time. Yet, modern online information systems do …

Hostile political actors can use antagonistic strategic narration as a means of marring the
image of targeted states in the international arena. The current article presents a content …