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sc2r:PotemkinVillageEvidence leaf node

URI

http://cs.unu.edu/sc2r#PotemkinVillageEvidence

Label

Potemkin Village Evidence

Description

Potemkin villages of evidence refer to the attempt to set up intricate institutional networks that are controlled and used by actors as a fact-producing apparatus for the promotion and amplification of specific narratives. Potemkin villages can, for instance, consist of an array of illegitimate or fake research, (online) journals, NGOs or thinktanks that produce studies, working papers, conferences, etc. to present the respective narrative as a product of careful scholarly consideration.

Superclasses (5)

  • sc2r:Deceit
  • sc2r:Disinformation
  • sc2r:CognitiveThreat
  • sc2r:PersonalThreat
  • sc2r:Threat

    • Usage

    Instances of sc2r:PotemkinVillageEvidence can have the following properties:

    PROPERTYTYPEDESCRIPTIONRANGE
    From class sc2r:Threat
    sc2r:canResultIn owl:ObjectProperty -- sc2r:Harm
    sc2r:damages owl:ObjectProperty -- sc2r:Resource
    sc2r:exploits owl:ObjectProperty -- sc2r:Vulnerability
    sc2r:isMitigatedBy owl:ObjectProperty -- sc2r:Response
    sc2r:resultsIn owl:ObjectProperty -- sc2r:Harm
    From class owl:Thing
    dc1:creator owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    dc1:description owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    dc1:rights owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    dc:creator owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    dc:description owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    dc:rights owl:AnnotationProperty -- owl:Thing
    sc2r:hasID owl:DatatypeProperty -- owl:Thing
    sc2r:relatesTo owl:ObjectProperty -- owl:Thing

    Implementation

    @prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> .
@prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> .
@prefix sc2r: <http://cs.unu.edu/sc2r#> .

sc2r:PotemkinVillageEvidence a owl:Class ;
    rdfs:label "Potemkin Village Evidence"@en ;
    rdfs:comment "Potemkin villages of evidence refer to the attempt to set up intricate institutional networks that are controlled and used by actors as a fact-producing apparatus for the promotion and amplification of specific narratives. Potemkin villages can, for instance, consist of an array of illegitimate or fake research, (online) journals, NGOs or thinktanks that produce studies, working papers, conferences, etc. to present the respective narrative as a product of careful scholarly consideration." ;
    rdfs:subClassOf sc2r:Deceit .