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--- futures:social_media_and_fragmentation [2023/06/06 18:02] – sarah.wheeler
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 The loss of shared realities and the fragmentation of society pose challenges to collective sense-making and action. Without an understanding of counter-narratives, fragmentation is amplified, which can lead to disruption. However, this situation also presents an opportunity to rebuild shared identities and narratives in positive ways, fostering a sense of connection and belonging within communities. Strengthening community ties becomes crucial in combating polarization and societal fragmentation.
-If adequate solutions are not implemented, collective anxiety will continue to rise, and people may seek comfort in problematic ideologies and theories. Additionally, pressures on social welfare systems, healthcare, urbanization, population decline, and other factors contribute to the fragmentation and instability of society, increasing vulnerability to unrest.
+If adequate solutions are not implemented, collective anxiety will continue to rise, and people may seek comfort in problematic ideologies and theories. Additionally, pressures on social welfare systems, healthcare, urbanization, population decline, and other factors contribute to the fragmentation and instability of society, increasing vulnerability to unrest. By addressing these challenges, promoting shared narratives, and strengthening social connections, we can mitigate the negative impacts of fragmentation and instability, fostering a more resilient and cohesive society.
-By addressing these challenges, promoting shared narratives, and strengthening social connections, we can mitigate the negative impacts of fragmentation and instability, fostering a more resilient and cohesive society.
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 ====Chaos or Connection? The Global Media and Information Landscape in 2035====
-[[library:Chaos_or_Connection_The_Global_Media_and_Information_Landscape_in_2035|Chaos or Connection? The Global Media and Information Landscape in 2035]] by [[encyclopedia:global_governance_futures|Global Governance Futures]]analyzes the future of media and information landscape until 2035. It explores how emerging technologies like AI, virtual reality, and blockchain will impact media consumption and distribution, leading to a fragmented media landscape. The article stresses the importance of adapting regulatory frameworks and promoting digital literacy to effectively navigate this fragmentation and ensure a balanced and informed media environment.
+[[library:Chaos_or_Connection_The_Global_Media_and_Information_Landscape_in_2035|Chaos or Connection? The Global Media and Information Landscape in 2035]] by [[encyclopedia:global_governance_futures|Global Governance Futures]] analyzes the future of media and information landscape until 2035. It explores how emerging technologies like AI, virtual reality, and blockchain will impact media consumption and distribution, leading to a fragmented media landscape. The article stresses the importance of adapting regulatory frameworks and promoting digital literacy to effectively navigate this fragmentation and ensure a balanced and informed media environment.
 ====The Future of Immigration: Four Paths====
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 ====A summary of potential cross-cutting missions to address future societal challenges in Norway====
-[[library:A_summary_of_potential_crosscutting_missions_to_address_future_societal_challenges_in_Norway|A summary of potential cross-cutting missions to address future societal challenges in Norway]] by [[encyclopedia:rand|RAND]] is a study commissioned by the Research Council of Norway. The study focuses on strategic areas such as oceans, green transition, health and welfare, cohesion and globalization, and technology and digitalization, aiming to identify priority missions and structural measures to address societal challenges in Norway. The study's participatory approach includes various methodologies such as trend analysis, stakeholder interviews, scenario analysis, and workshops, providing valuable insights for funders, policymakers, innovators, and anyone interested in research and innovation. For scenarios they considered topics under economy and society such as: "discrimination and hate speech" and "use of social media to spread disinformation".
+[[library:A_summary_of_potential_crosscutting_missions_to_address_future_societal_challenges_in_Norway|A summary of potential cross-cutting missions to address future societal challenges in Norway]] by [[encyclopedia:rand|RAND]] is a study commissioned by the Research Council of Norway. The study focuses on strategic areas such as oceans, green transition, health and welfare, cohesion and globalization, and technology and digitalization, aiming to identify priority missions and structural measures to address societal challenges in Norway. For scenarios they considered topics under economy and society such as: "discrimination and hate speech" and "use of social media to spread disinformation".
 ====Exploring Europe's Capability Requirements for 2035 and Beyond====
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