Un'alleanza quasi 'santa': gli Stati Uniti e la Santa Sede negli anni di Reagan e Giovanni Paolo II

Autor:	Andrea Di Stefano
Rok vydání:	2013
Předmět:	History Sociology and Political Science media_common.quotation_subject Holy See Politics Alliance Argument Law Cold war Institution Humanities media_common Common view
Zdroj:	MEMORIA E RICERCA. :179-196
ISSN:	1972-523X 1127-0195
DOI:	10.3280/mer2013-044011
Popis:	Ronald Reagan and Karol Wojtyla were among the undisputed protagonists of the 1980s. Their political relations led to several speculations. The most known example is that explains the collapse of the Soviet regime through a ‘secret and holy’ alliance between the American President and the Polish Pope. The author discusses and refuses such an argument. He asserts that the rapport between the United States and the Holy See was based on a common view and an extraordinary convergence of strategic interests. The need to offer an answer to the evolution of the international framework produced, among the other consequences, a diplomatic rapprochement that ended with the institution of official relations between the United States and the Holy See in 1984. The author describes the historical phases of this process of mutual understanding and recognition; a process which is one of the least analysed aspects of relations between the Old and the New World.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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