Synthesis of definitions on cognitive warfare, proposing defensive strategies in geopolitical and spiritual contexts.
Synthesizes eight distinct definitions of cognitive warfare from military, intelligence, and academic sources (2019-2026). Introduces cognitive sovereignty as the defensive counterpart and proposes extending CW analysis beyond geopolitics into religious and spiritual domains.
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