Voices at War. Can Cultural Diplomacy Bridge Back Communication?
Voices at War. Can Cultural Diplomacy Bridge Back Communication?

Summary/Abstract: Culture has always played a key role in politics, at the forefront of diplomacy. It has shaped nations, helping them define themselves, representing them on the international arena and was a core element in the formation of the nation-state. What has been, however, the role that culture played in the 20th century, between different political systems and what happens to it as states begin to talk different languages in terms of their approach towards their foreign policy and state interests? Can culture alleviate basic differences and help build a communication bridge or does it separate and divide?

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