The Evolution of the Concept of Information Warfare in the Regulatory Legal Acts of Russia, United States and NATO

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Analysis highlights differences in information warfare definitions across regulatory legal acts, suggesting varied approaches.

Information warfare is defined differently in Russian and Western legal systems, impacting national security strategies.
The analysis shows that Western documents extensively reflect information operations since the mid-20th century.
Historical and political analysis methods were employed to compare regulatory acts from the US, NATO, and Russia.
Understanding these differences supports the study of international law and highlights evolving conceptions of warfare.

Il'ya Sorokin (2025) studied this question.

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