Dmitry Strovsky
Biographic Data
| ID | 4165991 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmitry Strovsky |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmitry |
| FAMILY NAME | Strovsky |
| SIGNATURE | STROVSKY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ariel University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1651-2484 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Leaders, politics, and media policy
The Russian media frequently wrote about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (1996–99, 2009–21), analysing his role in Middle Eastern affairs, especially with regard to Palestinian-Israeli relations, the Syrian civil war, and the Iranian nuclear programme. Examining Netanyahu’s image in the Russian press is crucial not only for understanding the political priorities of twenty-first-century Russian media but also for investigating Moscow’s r…
Playing with Information
This article examines how the modern Russian press covers the Israeli‐Palestinian conflict, both historically and currently. Since print media are some of the most popular sources of information in Russia, such analysis helps us understand the media's priorities in presenting the conflict to Russian society. The article focuses on the inherently manipulative, albeit hidden, essence and layout of this material, which increases the likelihood of in…
The Theme of Repatriation of Jews from the USSR in the Soviet Media as a Manifestation of Media Propaganda in the 1970s (the Сase of the Izvestiya)
This article analyzes the substantive approaches used by the Soviet press when reflecting the topic of the repatriation of Jews from the USSR to Israel in the 1970s. This period is of particular importance in the course of studying information propaganda as an independent socio-political activity aimed at the formation of a certain type of mass consciousness. During this period, information propaganda of the Soviet mass media was perceived as an …
The Iranian nuclear challenge as reflected in the Russian media
The Middle East is one of the ‘unreliable links’ in the international security system. This became apparent once Iran began developing its nuclear program decades ago, and in recent years, the program has reinforced the challenges to international security. The steps taken by the UN and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as well as US sanctions have not yet achieved positive results. Although Russia formally supported these sanctions, …
The Russian Media as a Promoter of Manipulative Approaches
The content of mass information in any society is closely linked to the patterns of its political development. A typical example of this concerns the modern Russian media, which have been influenced particularly by their embeddedness with the authorities. Indeed, the Russian media have served as the mouthpiece of the country’s political leaders, and this fact has left a significant imprint on media coverage. To understand the symbiotic relationsh…
The interaction of journalism and public relations in Russia
There is an increasing amount written on the decline of professional journalism around the world. One of the factors that are used to illustrate the decline of journalism is the interaction and collaboration between journalists and public relations (PR) practitioners in the production of mass media news content. On a theoretical and conceptual level, the aims and goals of the two professions are quite different, even though there are a number of …
Soviet Aliyah as a Pivotal Theme of Russian-Language Periodicals in Israel
The article considers the peculiar features of the Soviet Aliyah as one of the leading themes of the Russian-language periodicals in Israel. Special attention is paid to the articles published in the 1970-2000s in the most prominent "thick" literary-political journals - "Vremya i My" and "22" which covered the fate of the Russian and Soviet Jews, as well as the phenomenon of repatriation. The study of the topic makes it possible to resolve severa…
Intra-BRICS media exchange
In the shifting geopolitical relationships exemplified by the BRICS formation, transnational flows of media content, capital and human resources are already displaying new emerging South-South trajectories. In 2002, an amendment to the Constitution in Brazil allowed foreign investment in Brazilian media companies, following which partnerships with companies from the US and Europe were established. From the increased interpenetration of media capi…
Why Do Russians Support Censorship of the Media
The work was sponsored by the Russian Science Foundation (Project 14-13-01301)
Censorship in Contemporary Russian Journalism in the Age of the War Against Terrorism
The Russian mass media system has experienced tremendous change since the Soviet era. It has been argued that some similarities still exist between the old Soviet system and the new post-Soviet media, such as the practice of self-censorship. Pressure has been mounting on the mass media's level of editorial freedom since the late Yeltsin era, beginning with a raft of new laws introduced under the guise of keeping the media ‘honest’. One contempora…
Censorship in Contemporary Russian Journalism in the Age of the War Against Terrorism
The Russian mass media system has experienced tremendous change since the Soviet era. It has been argued that some similarities still exist between the old Soviet system and the new post-Soviet media, such as the practice of self-censorship. Pressure has been mounting on the mass media's level of editorial freedom since the late Yeltsin era, beginning with a raft of new laws introduced under the guise of keeping the media ‘honest’. One contempora…
Why Do Russians Support Censorship of the Media
The work was sponsored by the Russian Science Foundation (Project 14-13-01301)
The Russian Media as a Promoter of Manipulative Approaches
The content of mass information in any society is closely linked to the patterns of its political development. A typical example of this concerns the modern Russian media, which have been influenced particularly by their embeddedness with the authorities. Indeed, the Russian media have served as the mouthpiece of the country’s political leaders, and this fact has left a significant imprint on media coverage. To understand the symbiotic relationsh…
Soviet Aliyah as a Pivotal Theme of Russian-Language Periodicals in Israel
The article considers the peculiar features of the Soviet Aliyah as one of the leading themes of the Russian-language periodicals in Israel. Special attention is paid to the articles published in the 1970-2000s in the most prominent "thick" literary-political journals - "Vremya i My" and "22" which covered the fate of the Russian and Soviet Jews, as well as the phenomenon of repatriation. The study of the topic makes it possible to resolve severa…
Censorship in Contemporary Russian Journalism in the Age of the War Against Terrorism
The Russian mass media system has experienced tremendous change since the Soviet era. It has been argued that some similarities still exist between the old Soviet system and the new post-Soviet media, such as the practice of self-censorship. Pressure has been mounting on the mass media's level of editorial freedom since the late Yeltsin era, beginning with a raft of new laws introduced under the guise of keeping the media ‘honest’. One contempora…
Why Do Russians Support Censorship of the Media
The work was sponsored by the Russian Science Foundation (Project 14-13-01301)
Intra-BRICS media exchange
In the shifting geopolitical relationships exemplified by the BRICS formation, transnational flows of media content, capital and human resources are already displaying new emerging South-South trajectories. In 2002, an amendment to the Constitution in Brazil allowed foreign investment in Brazilian media companies, following which partnerships with companies from the US and Europe were established. From the increased interpenetration of media capi…
The interaction of journalism and public relations in Russia
There is an increasing amount written on the decline of professional journalism around the world. One of the factors that are used to illustrate the decline of journalism is the interaction and collaboration between journalists and public relations (PR) practitioners in the production of mass media news content. On a theoretical and conceptual level, the aims and goals of the two professions are quite different, even though there are a number of …
Soviet Aliyah as a Pivotal Theme of Russian-Language Periodicals in Israel
The article considers the peculiar features of the Soviet Aliyah as one of the leading themes of the Russian-language periodicals in Israel. Special attention is paid to the articles published in the 1970-2000s in the most prominent "thick" literary-political journals - "Vremya i My" and "22" which covered the fate of the Russian and Soviet Jews, as well as the phenomenon of repatriation. The study of the topic makes it possible to resolve severa…
The Russian Media as a Promoter of Manipulative Approaches
The content of mass information in any society is closely linked to the patterns of its political development. A typical example of this concerns the modern Russian media, which have been influenced particularly by their embeddedness with the authorities. Indeed, the Russian media have served as the mouthpiece of the country’s political leaders, and this fact has left a significant imprint on media coverage. To understand the symbiotic relationsh…
The Theme of Repatriation of Jews from the USSR in the Soviet Media as a Manifestation of Media Propaganda in the 1970s (the Сase of the Izvestiya)
This article analyzes the substantive approaches used by the Soviet press when reflecting the topic of the repatriation of Jews from the USSR to Israel in the 1970s. This period is of particular importance in the course of studying information propaganda as an independent socio-political activity aimed at the formation of a certain type of mass consciousness. During this period, information propaganda of the Soviet mass media was perceived as an …
The Iranian nuclear challenge as reflected in the Russian media
The Middle East is one of the ‘unreliable links’ in the international security system. This became apparent once Iran began developing its nuclear program decades ago, and in recent years, the program has reinforced the challenges to international security. The steps taken by the UN and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as well as US sanctions have not yet achieved positive results. Although Russia formally supported these sanctions, …
Leaders, politics, and media policy
The Russian media frequently wrote about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (1996–99, 2009–21), analysing his role in Middle Eastern affairs, especially with regard to Palestinian-Israeli relations, the Syrian civil war, and the Iranian nuclear programme. Examining Netanyahu’s image in the Russian press is crucial not only for understanding the political priorities of twenty-first-century Russian media but also for investigating Moscow’s r…
Playing with Information
This article examines how the modern Russian press covers the Israeli‐Palestinian conflict, both historically and currently. Since print media are some of the most popular sources of information in Russia, such analysis helps us understand the media's priorities in presenting the conflict to Russian society. The article focuses on the inherently manipulative, albeit hidden, essence and layout of this material, which increases the likelihood of in…
Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Politics (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Media studies (7 works) · Security, Politics, and Digital Transformation (7 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Mass media (4 works) · Censorship (3 works)