Ngoại giao văn hóa Mỹ trong Chiến tranh Lạnh (1947-1991). (Vietnamese)

American Cultural Diplomacy in Cold War (1947-1991). (English)

Cultural diplomacy has been an important instrument of the US for implementing objectives in its foreign policy. Nowadays, the country has continued to use this instrument for maintaining its superpower position and expanding its influence worldwide. The study of American cultural diplomacy history during the Cold War period will help us to understand one of the fundamental principles that determine American cultural diplomacy in the contemporary period. The article presents the internal development of American cultural diplomacy during three periods: before the Cold War, in the first half and the second half of the Cold War. From this, the article draws comments on the process of perception and movement, five main developments, the transition of orientation, and the model of American cultural diplomacy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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