Cultural War: Critical Reflections for the New Right

A manifesto that will provide food for thought to the "culture partisans," inspire them, and help them not to give up in a war that continues to harm our families and society as a whole.

In today's world, society and culture are changing at an enormous speed. The desire to manage these changes lies at the heart of the cultural wars being fought everywhere today. But what is a cultural war?

The famous writer, political scientist, intellectual, known for his lectures, Agustin Lache, relying on the extensive literary heritage of the most outstanding historians, sociologists, philosophers, and experts in the fields of culture and politics, gives a definition of the concept of cultural war and shows to what extent culture has gained the status of the main trophy of power, how such wars were born and gained strength from the modern era to the postmodern era that has arrived today, and how to withstand them. At the same time, he explores how well the new left have understood the essence of the phenomenon, while the right underestimated the influence of culture. Finally, Lache offers the methods and means necessary for the birth