Una revisión bibliográfica sobre la posverdad en el terrorismo: la asignatura pendiente del final de ETA
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posverdad, desinformación, fake news, revisión bibliográfica, terrorismo, ETA, Brexit, Donald TrumpResumen
Introducción: Desde 2016, con la irrupción del concepto de posverdad, se han publicado más de 100,000 artículos científicos sobre desinformación y posverdad. Este estudio revisa bibliografía para identificar los principales objetos de estudio en torno a estos temas. Metodología: Se realizó una revisión bibliográfica para identificar los principales objetos de estudio relacionados con la desinformación y la posverdad. Resultados: Se observó un vacío significativo en la investigación sobre la batalla por el control del relato tras la disolución de ETA en 2018, con menos de un centenar de referencias. Discusión: A pesar de la importancia de la información pública tras la paz, hay considerablemente menos investigaciones sobre ETA comparado con el IRA o el proceso de paz en Colombia. Conclusiones: Es crucial abordar científicamente la cuestión del control del relato tras la disolución de ETA, dada su relevancia en la opinión pública.
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