“New Cold War” Concept in Modern Political Discourse

Authors

  • Garik Keryan Yerevan State University

Keywords:

bipolarity, cold war, new cold war, discourse, Russia, West, USA, stability, multi-polar world order

Abstract

The struggle for influence zones in the post-Soviet space, the Ukrainian and Syrian crises, differences in approaches to global political processes, and the fight against international terrorism have led to a new confrontation between Russia and the West. Western and Russian analytical centers speak of a new Cold War comparing the present situation with a post-war long military, economic and ideological confrontation. Such comparisons have led to rather an interesting discourse, giving rise to the alreadycirculated “new Cold War” concept.

Author Biography

Garik Keryan, Yerevan State University

Doctor of Sciences (Political Sciences), Professor, Head of the Chair of Political Institutes and Processes, YSU. Address: 0025, Yerevan, Alex Manoogian 1, Email: g.keryan@ysu.am

Published

2019-12-03

How to Cite

Keryan, Garik. 2019. “‘New Cold War’ Concept in Modern Political Discourse”. Bulletin of Yerevan University D: International Relations and Political Sciences 10 (3 (30):51-58. https://pub.ysu.am/index.php/bulletin-ysu-int-rel-pol/article/view/Vol.30_No.3_2019_pp.51-58.

Issue

Section

Political science