WEEK 12 – SECURITY IN THE ERA OF DEMOCRATIC UPHEAVAL

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What is the Gerasimov Doctrine?

A Russian approach blending military, cyber, economic, and information tactics.

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What is democratic upheaval?

Growing distrust in democratic institutions, governments, and shared truths.

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What is Bauman's concept of liquid modernity?

A society characterised by uncertainty, flexibility, and weakening traditional institutions.

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What is reflexive modernity?

A society increasingly aware of and questioning its own structures and risks.

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Why is returning to "solid modernity" not considered a solution?

Because modern societies are too diverse and complex for rigid structures.

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How can political systems adapt to democratic upheaval?

By expanding participation, representation, accountability, and inclusion.

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How can declining trust affect security?

It can weaken social cohesion and increase vulnerability to manipulation.

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What is fifth-generation warfare?

Conflict focused on influencing perceptions, information, and decision-making rather than conventional military force.

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How does fifth-generation warfare undermine democracy?

Through misinformation, disinformation, cyberattacks, propaganda, and manipulation of public opinion.

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What is cyber warfare?

The use of digital attacks to disrupt, damage, or influence targets.

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What is information warfare?

The use of information to influence beliefs, attitudes, and behaviour.

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What is cognitive warfare?

Attempts to influence how people think and make decisions.

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What are grey-zone tactics?

Actions below the threshold of conventional war used to achieve strategic objectives.

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What is Russia's concept of non-linear warfare?

A strategy combining military and non-military methods to create instability.

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What is reflexive control?

A strategy that manipulates an opponent into making decisions favourable to the initiator.

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What is China's concept of intelligentised warfare?

AI-driven warfare focused on information dominance and decision-making superiority.

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What are multi-domain operations?

Military operations integrating land, sea, air, space, and cyber capabilities.

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How can misinformation threaten democracy?

By reducing trust in institutions and distorting public understanding.

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What example did your lecturer give of fifth-generation warfare affecting democracy?

Russian disinformation campaigns and cyber operations influencing public opinion and political processes.

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How would you answer "How can fifth-generation warfare undermine democracy?" in the interview?

Define fifth-generation warfare, explain how misinformation, cyberattacks, propaganda, and cognitive warfare weaken trust and influence decision-making, then provide examples such as Russian information warfare, China's intelligentised warfare, and modern cyber operations.

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