Psylogical - cultural adaptation in international defence cooperation

Abstract

In the context of increasingly deep international integration, international defence cooperation has become an important component of the strategy for safeguarding the Homeland and maintaining a peaceful and stable environment for national development. Alongside institutional, political, and military factors, the effectiveness of international defence cooperation is also significantly influenced by psychological - cultural factors, particularly the psychological adaptability and intercultural competence of participating actors. This article focuses on analyzing the psychological - cultural challenges arising in the process of interaction and defense cooperation among actors with differences in culture, value systems, and communication styles. On that basis, the article proposes several policy implications fo Vietnam in the context of current international integration.