The Friendliness of Armenia's Communication Regime: Towards the Question of Media and Public Attitudes
https://doi.org/10.53658/RW2023-3-1(7)-94-111
Abstract
The article is devoted to the issue of friendliness as a category of the current state of the communication regimes of the Republic of Armenia and the Russian Federation. The orientation of the friendliness of the Armenian communication regime is largely determined by the sharp contradictions between Armenia and Azerbaijan, the continuing tension in the Karabakh conflict zone, and the instability of the internal political situation. The confrontation of various political forces and the large role of the external factor have a great influence on the Armenian political discourse and favor the emergence of trends that are contrary to Russian national interests and can be considered by Russia as threats. The article analyzes the features of the news materials presented by the information and information-analytical agencies of Armenia in Russian. Information occasions, the emotional tone of information messages are studied, it is assessed how fully the Russianlanguage content reflects the events in the life of Armenian society and, in particular, the trends in the development of relations between Armenia and Russia. It is concluded that the potential for more detailed news coverage in Russian of Russian-Armenian relations, the results of cooperation between Russia and Armenia has not yet been revealed. The article was based on the results of a scientifc discussion held at the National Communications evelopment Research Institution (NIIRC), Moscow, Russia in 2022.
About the Authors
D. S. Ayvazyan
Institute of Europe of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Diana S. Ayvazyan CandSc (Polit.). Senior Researcher at the Center of Multidusciplinary analysis
11, p. 3, Mokhovaya str., Moscow, 125009
A. B. Krylov
Primakov national research institute of world economy and international relations of Russian academy of sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Aleksander B. Krylov DSc (Hist.). Chief Researcher of the Caucasus Sector of the Center for Post-Soviet Studies
23, Trade Union Street, Moscow, 117997
G. A. Poghosyan
Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of the National Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Armenia
Armenia
Armenia
Gevork A. Poghosyan DSc (Sociol.). Professor. Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of
the Republic of Armenia. Foreign member of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Scientifc Director. President of the Armenian Sociological Association
44 Aram Street, Yerevan
V. V. Krivopuskov
State University of Management
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Victor V. Krivopuskov DSc (Sociol.). Professor
99 Ryazansky Prospekt, Moscow, 109542
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Ayvazyan D.S., Krylov A.B., Poghosyan G.A., Krivopuskov V.V. The Friendliness of Armenia's Communication Regime: Towards the Question of Media and Public Attitudes. Russia & World: Sc. Dialogue. 2023;(1):94-111. https://doi.org/10.53658/RW2023-3-1(7)-94-111
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