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Propaganda i tzw. fakty alternatywne stały się - szczególnie po pojawieniu się nowych mediów - jednymi z głównych narzędzi, które są wykorzystywane przez rządy, jednostki lub grupy interesu do zmiany narracji dotyczącej wybranych informacji. Wykorzystując podstawowe metody opowiadania historii, Narrative Policy Framework (NPF) pozwala decydentom politycznym wykorzystywać media do rozpowszechniania narracji o nowej dynamice. Od 2014 r., po dojściu do władzy partii Bharatiya Janata Party, indyjski rząd nieustannie używa państwowych mediów w sposób, który zmienił przestrzeń medialną kraju. W niniejszym artykule na podstawie NPF przeanalizowano treści medialne przekazywane w Indiach i omówiono zmiany, które zaszły w tym obszarze. W tym celu wskazano różne empiryczne przykłady i fakty (dotyczące Indii), które zmieniły narrację w społeczeństwie masowym i dzięki którym partia rządząca realizuje swoje cele polityczne poprzez radykalną zmianę polityki publicznej.

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Aryal, S. K. i Bharti, S. S. (2022) „Zmiana przestrzeni medialnej w Indiach pod rządami premiera Modiego. Studium przypadku oparte na Narrative Policy Framework”, Studia z Polityki Publicznej, 9(3(35), s. 47–64. doi: 10.33119/KSzPP/2022.3.3.
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