Main directions in the development of non-lethal weapons applicable in the Arctic region

The author discusses the current and promising means and methods of non-lethal confrontation. Non-lethal war is a violence aimed at the social death of the enemy without their physical elimination. Social death is a key concept in non-lethal (information, cyberwar, etc.) warfare.

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Arctic and Innovations
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2024-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.21443/3034-1434-2024-2-3-54-63
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Technology Assessment and Management
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Main directions in the development of non-lethal weapons applicable in the Arctic region

S. I. Krents
Arctic and Innovations
Technology Assessment and Management
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Main directions in the development of non-lethal weapons applicable in the Arctic region

S. I. Krents
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The author discusses the current and promising means and methods of non-lethal confrontation. Non-lethal war is a violence aimed at the social death of the enemy without their physical elimination. Social death is a key concept in non-lethal (information, cyberwar, etc.) warfare.

Arctic and InnovationsVol. 2(3)
The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RU)
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