Military‐Media interface: Changing paradigms new challenges

Can there be a symbiotic relationship between the armed forces and the private conventional news media in a country with a democratic setup? What are the issues that come between these two entities especially in a complex scenario such as Fourth Generation Warfare? The objective of this chapter is to study these challenges in the relationship between the two institutions in the setting of fourth generation warfare in India. It presents areas of divergence that have been critical in the efficient symbiotic functioning of these two institutions.

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Fourth Generation Warfare and the Challenges in Military-News Media Relations in India

Ramani

2019

National Security

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Military‐Media interface: Changing paradigms new challenges

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