Theorizing Strategic Narrative Disruption: Local Non-State Actors and India’s COVID-19 Narrative
Monika Barthwal-Datta
Abstract:At times of global crises, political elites may attempt to (re)position states they represent as having particular roles at the global level. How might their efforts be disrupted? The idea of “disruption”, and how it relates to contestation, remains under-explored in the strategic narratives literature. In this article, I develop a preliminary theorization of strategic narrative “disruption,” through an empirically rich investigation of the counternarrative of the COVID-19-related domestic migrant crisis in In… Show more
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