List of publications on a keyword: «Холодная война»

According to the author Imperial and imperialist policy led to war. The first and Second world wars led to the disappearance of the classical empires – Austro-Hungarian, British, French, German, Ottoman, Japanese. The post-Second world war bipolar world because of the logic of confrontation between two world systems largely continued to develop in international relations the logic of empires, the logic of the strict antagonism. The collapse of world socialist system led to the emergence of a unilateral world and the dominant role of one superpower, which is by the logic of Imperial policy pursued a policy of forced democratization. But such a condition could not last long, for neither the resources nor the capacity of this hegemony was not enough to ensure the peaceful development of mankind. More and more countries demanded a policy of non-interference in the internal affairs of other States, peaceful coexistence and cooperation within the framework of the cooperative strategy. Most people call it the multi-polar world. The transition from a unilateral to a multipolar world will require greater effort and resolution of international and inter-state matters on the basis of principles of equal security, compromises, and mutually beneficial cooperation.

One of the main outcomes of the war was the new geopolitical situation. It was characterized by a growing confrontation between major capitalist powers and the Soviet Union extended its influence on the several countries of Europe and Asia. The main thing was to consolidate the outcome of world war II in politics and diplomacy, to ensure the security of the country for many years, to ensure the legitimacy of spheres of influence.

До сих пор история российско-японских контактов излагалась в основном с точки зрения дипломатической и военной истории, и поэтому она представлялась главным образом в конфрантационной форме. Автор делает попытку представить новый, более позитивный, подход к истории взаимоотношений Японии и России.