OLEKSANDR HRYHORIEV

The Journalist After the Crisis:

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Professional Identity, Ethical Exhaustion, and the Future of Analytical Media Abstract This research article examines the transformation of journalistic professional identity following prolonged periods of political, informational, and moral crisis. Building on earlier analyses of hybrid political processes, armed conflict, protracted war, and post-truth fatigue, the study introduces the concept of ethical exhaustion as a … Read more

Post-Truth Fatigue and the Collapse of Shared Reality

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Journalism in Fragmented Information Societies Abstract This research article examines the emergence of post-truth fatigue as a structural condition of contemporary information societies and analyzes its consequences for journalism, media trust, and the possibility of shared public reality. Moving beyond earlier frameworks centered on misinformation, disinformation, and polarization, the study argues that prolonged exposure to … Read more

JOURNALISM UNDER CONDITIONS OF PROTRACTED CONFLICT:

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AUDIENCE FATIGUE, THE NORMALIZATION OF WAR, AND THE CRISIS OF MEANING IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE Editorial Note This article was first published in the journal Interview Ukraine, No. 5-2023 (May 2023), as an analytical reporter-style article devoted to the transformation of journalism and media practices under conditions of a protracted armed conflict, as well as … Read more

JOURNALISM IN CONDITIONS OF ARMED CONFLICT:

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MEDIA PRACTICES, TRUST, AND INTERPRETIVE FRACTURES IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE Editorial Note This article was first published in the journal Interview Ukraine, No. 4-2022 (April 2022), as an analytical reporter-style article devoted to the transformation of journalism and the media environment under conditions of the armed conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine, as well … Read more

MEDIA AS A FIELD OF CONFLICT:

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THE TRANSFORMATION OF JOURNALISM UNDER HYBRID POLITICAL PROCESSES Editorial Note This article was first published in Interview Ukraine, No. 12-2020 (December 2020), as a reporter-style analytical piece examining the transformation of journalism and the media environment under hybrid political processes.In 2020, the editorial board decided to republish the article in the International Journal of Interdisciplinary … Read more