CULTURAL DIALOGUE IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA: POWER AND THE STRATEGIC DISCOURSE

• Main Author: Oana-Andreea GHITA-PIRNUTA
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Regional Department of Defense Resources Management Studies 2019-04-01
• Series: Journal of Defense Resources Management
• Subjects: culture; dialogue; power; strategy; post-cold war
• Online Access: http://www.jodrm.eu/issues/Volume10_issue1/01%20-%20ghita-pirnuta.pdf

The present paper aims at analyzing the cultural dialogue in the post-Cold War era, the Cold War being perceived as a security dilemma. The study makes a clear-cut distinction between the political differences regarding the United States of America and Russia laying emphasis upon concepts, such as: security and risk. This work tries to highlight if the cultural dialogue between the United States and Russia is a failure or a success. Another important issue is diplomacy related to the Soviet ideology and the American response. The concept of power is of paramount importance being viewed as a cultural device in the post-Cold War era. Politics is presented as an instrument of power. Both the United States and Russia fought to be the most powerful nations having the power to rule the world.