Cross-cultural communications in shaping the cultural image of Ukraine in the international information environment
Year: 2024
Type: article
Study design: Observational Study
Abstract: This research aims to highlight the importance of Ukrainian culture within the international information environment. The cross-sectional survey study involved purposive sampling of 28 participants whose attitudes towards Ukraine’s cultural image and diplomacy were evaluated. The findings showed that cultural image belongs to the international information environment, and Ukraine is characterised by its ability to counteract several external pressures. The research resulted in the development of effective mechanisms to form Ukraine’s positive cultural image internationally, including long-term cultural diplomacy oriented towards deeper collaboration with other nations, the global dissemination of accurate narratives about Ukraine, and the counteraction of stereotypes or misinformation. The authors described the challenges of forming Ukraine’s positive image in detail. The article demonstrated that it is essential to differentiate Ukrainian culture from external influences, such as the Soviet-era discourse and modern Russian narrative. The research admitted that spreading the facts about Ukraine will help build the country’s cultural image in the international information environment. Besides, the research resulted in the development of effective mechanisms to form Ukraine’s positive cultural image internationally. The study outcomes can be used to elaborate on long-term cultural diplomacy oriented towards deeper collaboration with other nations, the global dissemination of accurate narratives about Ukraine, and the counteraction of stereotypes or misinformation.
Source: Revista Amazonia Investiga
Author: Antonina Ivashchuk
Institution: National University "Kyiv Aviation Institute"
Language: English
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4407159146
