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Способность политической системы Грузии противостоять враждебным российским нарративам характеризуется степенью стойкости страны. Анализ теоретического понятия стойкости предполагает целостный инструментарий – инструменты оценки стойкости/уязвимости – для общего анализа стойкости и вводит индекс стойкости/ уязвимости. Этот инструментарий может быть применён к отдельным политическим субъектам, играющим важную роль в политической системе Грузии, что позволяет получить совокупный индекс стойкости всей грузинской политической системы к российской дезинформации и пропаганде.

Ключевые слова: Россия Грузия нарративы пропаганда дезинформация
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Конфликт, Коммуникация, Оборонительные институты, Образование и обучение, Образование, Политика, Кавказ
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Дзебисашвили, Шалва. (2025 г.) 2025. «Стойкость закончилась? Системный провал политической системы Грузии перед лицом враждебных нарративов России». Connections: The Quarterly Journal 24 (2): 59-80. doi:https://doi.org/10.11610/connections.rus.24.2.03.
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