Culture and international relations

Article Abstract:

The effects of culture on international relations has been a popular topic recently. The impact of culture is likely to decline in coming years. Several books and essays on the topic are reviewed, including writings by Thomas Sowell and Francis Fukuyama.

International aspects, International relations, Culture

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Buying into culture

Article Abstract:

Evidences from the Renaissance period show that art flourished due to commercialization and commodification. Art's periods of greatness have frequently arisen from commercialized periods wherein wealth, commerce and cultural achievement have converged.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Art, Commerce, Art, Renaissance, Renaissance art

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Culture and the state

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the role played by politics and individual politicians in shaping the culture of both developed and developing countries.

Political aspects, Language policy, Art and state, Cultural policy, Arts policy

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