Author: Ivan V. Bryzgalin, Andrey V. Voevoda
Communicology. 2018. Vol.6. No.4
Ivan Vladimirovich Bryzgalin, department of press service and information of the Government of the Russian Federation;
Andrey Vladimirovich Voevoda, Cand. Sc. (Econ.), Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. Address: 119571, Russia, Moscow, Vernadsky av., 84. E-mail: voevoda. an.vl@gmail.com.
Abstract. The paper represents the analysis of the concept of “state information policy”, and reveals that “state information policy” is the main tool for the formation of “information sphere of the state”, and in particular – “image” of the state as a political pattern created on the basis of reliable facts, processes and results of activities within the state, as well as directly determines the perception of the state by the world community. The analysis has displayed the lack of legislative regulation of the “state information policy” in Russia, in particular – the absence of “Concept of state information policy” as the main document determining the development vector of domestic and foreign policy of the Russian Federation.
Keywords: state information policy, political image of the state, informational sphere, communication channels
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For citation: Bryzgalin I.V., Voevoda A.V. Political image of the state and communication channels of the state information policy in Russia: analysis of situation and prospects for development. Communicology (Russia). 2018. Vol. 6. No.4. P. 112-123.
DOI 10.21453 / 2311-3065-2018-6-4-112-123.
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Sharkov F.I. (2013). Communicology. Fundamentals of the theory of communication. Moscow: Dashkov and Co. (In Rus.)
Yudin I.V. (2009). State information policy in the Russian Federation: implementation mechanisms in modern conditions. Diss. Cand. Sc. (Pol.) (In Rus.).
Communicology. 2018. Vol.6. No.4
Ivan Vladimirovich Bryzgalin, department of press service and information of the Government of the Russian Federation;
Andrey Vladimirovich Voevoda, Cand. Sc. (Econ.), Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration. Address: 119571, Russia, Moscow, Vernadsky av., 84. E-mail: voevoda. an.vl@gmail.com.
Abstract. The paper represents the analysis of the concept of “state information policy”, and reveals that “state information policy” is the main tool for the formation of “information sphere of the state”, and in particular – “image” of the state as a political pattern created on the basis of reliable facts, processes and results of activities within the state, as well as directly determines the perception of the state by the world community. The analysis has displayed the lack of legislative regulation of the “state information policy” in Russia, in particular – the absence of “Concept of state information policy” as the main document determining the development vector of domestic and foreign policy of the Russian Federation.
Keywords: state information policy, political image of the state, informational sphere, communication channels
Text: PDF
For citation: Bryzgalin I.V., Voevoda A.V. Political image of the state and communication channels of the state information policy in Russia: analysis of situation and prospects for development. Communicology (Russia). 2018. Vol. 6. No.4. P. 112-123.
DOI 10.21453 / 2311-3065-2018-6-4-112-123.
References
Avseenko N.A. (2005). Theory and practice of intercultural communication. Moscow (In Rus.). Aristotle (2008). Policy. Metaphysics. Analytics. M.: Eksmo (In Rus.).
Weber M. (1990). Politics as a vocation and profession. Selected works / ed. Y.N. Davydova, P.P.
Gaidenko. М.: Progress (In Rus.).
Galumov E.A. (2003). The international image of Russia: the strategy of formation. Moscow (In Rus.).
Zhukova V.I., Krasnova B.I. (1997). General and applied political science. Moscow: MGSU; publishing house “Soyuz” (In Rus.).
Konetskaya V.P. (1997). Sociology of communication. Moscow (In Rus.).
Konovchenko S.V., Kiselev A.G. (2004). Information policy in Russia. Moscow (In Rus.). Cooley S. (1994). Social organization. A study of the larger mind. Moscow (In Rus.).
Machiavelli N. (1990). The Prince. Moscow (In Rus.).
Nisnevich Y.A. (1999). Information policy of Russia: problems and prospects. Moscow (In Rus.). Plato (2017). Republic. Complete works in one volume. M .: Alfa-book (In Rus.).
Popov V.D. (2003). Information policy (textbook) / ed. V.D. Popov. Moscow (In Rus.).
Telegina K.I. (2014). The concept and structure of the image of the state. Historical, philosophical and legal sciences, culturology and art history. Questions of theory and practice [access mode]: www.gramota.net/materials/3/2014/12-2/48.html (In Rus.).
Trizno T.A., Ryabtseva E.E. (2016). State information policy of Canada through the prism of e-government: theory and practice of implementation. Moscow: Knorus (In Rus.).
Tyulyakova O.N. (2011). State information policy in modern society: traditions and innovations (on the example of the Russian Federation). Mordovian University Sc. Bulletin [access mode]: https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/gosudarstvennaya-informatsionnaya-politika-v-sovremennomobschestve- traditsii-i-innovatsii-na-primere-rossiyskoy-federatsii (In Rus.).
Cherepanov D.A. (2017). Features of the process of forming a political image of Russia in the foreign media. Cental Russian Herald of Social Sciences [access mode]: https://cyberleninka.ru/ article/n/osobennosti-protsessa-formirovaniya-politicheskogo-imidzha-rossii-v-zarubezhnyh-smi (In Rus.).
Sharkov F.I. (2013). Communicology. Fundamentals of the theory of communication. Moscow: Dashkov and Co. (In Rus.)
Yudin I.V. (2009). State information policy in the Russian Federation: implementation mechanisms in modern conditions. Diss. Cand. Sc. (Pol.) (In Rus.).
