Scenarios about 'cold war cultural politics'
The intersection of cultural expression, political ideology, and soft power during the Cold War period when both the United States and Soviet Union weaponized arts, media, and intellectual discourse to advance their geopolitical interests. This encompassed state-sponsored cultural programs, censorship policies, propaganda in film and literature, and the strategic promotion of competing visions of modernity and progress to win hearts and minds globally.
What If Cuba's Son Music Gained Earlier Global Recognition?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Cuban son music achieved international fame decades earlier, transforming global music history, cultural exchange, and possibly even Cold War dynamics.