DERADICALIZATION: AS A SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUE
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https://doi.org/10.69691/hxhz6y49Keywords:
soft power, radicalism, socio-philosophical analysis, ideology, religious extremism, information space, social media, conscious choice.Abstract
This article examines the role and significance of the "soft power" principle in combating the spread of radical ideologies from a socio-philosophical perspective. It emphasizes the importance of building social immunity, encouraging conscious decision-making among citizens, and countering the roots of radicalism through ideological and spiritual means. The study highlights the role of education, culture, religious enlightenment, media, and social networks as key tools of soft power.
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