Інформаційна реінтеграція як базис відновлення України
The article is devoted to the basic features comprehension of reintegration and recovery processes in Ukraine in the context of the information society development, which is proposed to be called "information reintegration". It is noted that the processes of disintegration in Ukraine and Europe caused by destructive information influences have two key aspects – content-related and instrumental – and create consequences at the value, worldview, cultural, educational, communicative, intellectual, ideological levels. As a process opposite to disintegration, information reintegration should be considered in a similar way, which indicates the necessary vectors and basic positions of the state policy of reintegration in Ukraine. It is emphasized that the idea of information reintegration has not yet been developed by science, however, the actual presence and ramification of elements of information reintegration in the provisions of strategies and action plans for reintegration and recovery in Ukraine, as well as in the messages of state authorities’ representatives, are noted. In the context of the information reintegration elements formation and directions, the progressiveness of the concepts of de-occupation and recovery of Crimea is noted. The principles of multiaspectness, extraterritoriality, Ukraine-centrism, equality and justice, the priority of human rights, etc., are proposed as the basis for information reintegration understanding. It is predicted that in the future, the idea of information reintegration will develop as the basis for reintegration processes and the corresponding state policy in the context of the information society development in Ukraine, the further deployment of digital transformation, the widespread introduction of the latest digital technologies, and the integration of Ukraine into the European legal and value spaces.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Scientific periodicals of Ukraine
- Published
- 2025-06-24
- Primary Topic
- Cybersecurity and Information Systems
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00