جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « new media » در نشریات گروه « علوم سیاسی »

National identity is the highest level of collective identity in every country. The current research aims to investigate the lived experiences of teenagers about the role of traditional and modern media in national identity and has been investigated by phenomenological method which is applied in terms of purpose and qualitative in the nature of data. The statistical population of the research is all teenagers aged 12 to 18 in Ardabil city. The sample size included 17 teenage students who were selected by purposeful sampling based on the principle of theoretical saturation and the data was analyzed based on thematic analysis. The findings showed that, based on the lived experiences of the participants, the gap between knowledge, attitude and behavior towards national identity was evident in traditional and modern media, so that the national identity and its dimensions among the teenagers whose dominant media is the type of modern media is less than the teenagers whose dominant media is the type of traditional media. The national identity of teenagers who use traditional media is more formed, coherent and real, and the national identity of people who use modern media is unstable and numerous. An identity that can be called a transnational or global identity according to some characteristics. Teenagers with the dominant consumption of traditional media have tried to protect the traditional sources of national identity. On the other hand, the teenagers with the dominant consumption of modern media have represented themselves in favor of a global or cosmopolitan identity.

The Aim of the Research is to Explain the Role of New Media as a Tool of Soft Power in Government Diplomacy and a Hybrid Research Approach Which Is From The Delphi Technique for Extracting and Summarizing the Variables of Soft Power, New Media and DiplomacyAnd to Achieve the Relationships Between the Factors of the Qualitative Sector in the Form of a Model of the Dimtel Technique, And to Test the Exploratory Model and Analyze the Mutual Effects of These Variables on Each Other, Partial Least Squares Technique Was Used Collecting Information Is a Combination of Documentary and Field Methods, But the Basis of Analysis Is The Data Collected From The Delphi Method. The Measurement Tool Is a Structured Questionnaire With a Likert Format The Sample Size Is 15 in the Qualitative Section and 60 in the Quantitative Section and the Statistical Population Consists of Diplomats, Journalists and Professors of Political Science and Communication. Sampling Method is Non-Probability Purposeful and Virtual Snowball. The Findings of the Research Showed that New Media Has a Positive and Meaningful Effect on the Relationship Between Soft Power and DiplomacyAnd The Role of New Media is the Complete Mediation of the Transfer of Power to Diplomacy. In other Words, in the Age of Communication, The Need to Have a Powerful Presence in the World Arena Is to Use New Media at the Head of the Country's Public Diplomacy Apparatus.

The idea of this article is: the identify of power, specidy cultural power, has changed by emerging of New Media. The present study using descriptive-correlation method, analysis the effect of new media on the soft power of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The research findings showed that there was a significant positive relationship (r = 0.519) between new media and national culture at a significant level less than p <0.05. As the new media (10%) explains the variance of national culture. There was also an inverse relationship between the media of religion and religious culture at a significant level less than p <0.05 (r = 0.119). As 9.4% of the variance of religious culture is explained by new media, there is a significant positive relationship between national culture and soft power (r = 0.775) and religious culture and soft power (r = 0.924) at less than 05 There was / 0> p. While among some subscales of new media and national culture and religious culture, it has had a negative effect and in some other subscales it has had a positive effect on the level of culture of individuals.

The components that shape the Soleimani school have different dimensions and in the direction of psychic and horizon, which is manifested in the framework of how his personal action, knowledge and insight are constructed, and by using central core and identity-building, he has been able to create a coherent set of equivalence and regular chains. And follow the progressive in his monotheistic life. Such a school, which is based on a monotheistic paradigm and is a meaningful infrastructure and context for the activities of Martyr Soleimani, is based on cultural and ideological themes. Naturally, the set of components and elements in this paradigm that is supposed to play a role in this school and take steps towards its lofty goals, it is necessary to be in harmony with the value, insight and action systems in the personality of the martyr. The media is considered as one of the tools through which this idea is spread in various forms and themes and can act as an extension of school propositions in the field of geomedia to create poles of cohesive, geopolitical and geostrategic media. The present article, while examining the salient components of the Soleimani school's discourse, seeks to answer with a descriptive and analytical approach the question of what components or central and discourse idiots are in the style of  the Soleimani school's and what role or roles it can play in exercising the school's discourse power. Findings show that the Soleimani school-style media has a normatively monotheistic worldview, with social responsibility towards the people, add to Velayat, trans-sectoral discourse power, anti-colonialism and support for the oppressed.

With the amazing emergence and expansion of the Internet, everything has changed wonderfully in the field of communication, and the scene and arrangement of contrasts has undergone a transformation. Concepts such as "power" and "culture" have also changed, and now "cultural power" has been raised as the basis of national power. The role of "new media" in increasing the "soft power" of a country is more serious and plays an important role in the transformation and shaping of the power of each country. This research uses a descriptive and analytical method to examine the evolution of power, the formation of power and the components of power, and then to study "leadership" and "modern media" as two basic elements of soft power elements, and with Considering the ability of the enemies to surround and use the new media in an effort to exert pressure on the crisis in the Islamic Republic of Iran, referring to the views and views of the Supreme Leader, derived from the pure roots of Islam and the Quran, as an appropriate approach and model And he is an advocate of management and defense against the invasion of new media.