جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « قدرت فرهنگی (قدرت نرم) » در نشریات گروه « علوم سیاسی »

Culture is referred to in the lexicon and tradition of international politics as soft power; Because soft power is the ability to shape the preferences of others, and its material is persuasive. In a way, today this reading of power is used against hard power (military power and weapons) which is accompanied by coercion and violence. Recently, the field of international relations has been strongly influenced by cultural and identity factors. Therefore, gaining international prestige and influence in public opinion, in other words, access to soft power, is one of the important and at the same time unspecified goals of countries' diplomacy in the field of international politics. , Cultural facilities, opportunities and capacities of each country are pursued in different ways and mechanisms. On the other hand, the acquisition and acquisition of power in the new world follows different patterns compared to the past, and in a way, has introduced new variables for the production and exercise of power as well as the analysis of international issues. Therefore, this article seeks to examine the position and role of cultural power in the foreign policy of countries and its impact on global developments, especially after the events of September 11.

In the terminology of international relations, culture is considered as soft power because soft power is the ability to form the preferences and manufacture consent which is different from hard (military, armament) power exploited with violence. The international relations arena has recently been influenced by cultural and identity matters. Thus, one of the implicit but important diplomacy goals of the world countries in the realm of international politics is attaining an international prestige and changing public opinion through soft power. This might be pursued differently through different mechanisms and strategies according to the status, situation, facilities, opportunities, and cultural capacity of countries. In addition, attaining and maintaining power in the new world follows from a different pattern, with respect to the past, and introduced new variables for producing and exerting power and analyzing problems in international relations. Thus, the present paper is to study the status and role of cultural power in international relations and its impact on world developments specifically after September11.