concept   perception of enemy
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Korean (1) • Iran (1) • Ukraine (1) • Iraq (1) • Israel (1) • Pakistan (1) • Palestine (1) • Poland (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Taiwan (1) • Western military culture (1) • military culture in China (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 perception of enemy Korean Korean perception of enemy is influenced by historical conflicts and political differences with neighboring rivals and occupiers. 7
2 perception of enemy Iran The perception of the enemy in Iranian culture is shaped by geopolitics, history, religion, and regional power dynamics. 2
3 perception of enemy Ukraine The perception of the enemy in Ukrainian culture is influenced by historical tensions and complex relations. 2
4 perception of enemy Iraq The perception of the enemy in Iraqi culture is influenced by historical conflicts, religious divides, and regional power dynamics. 1
5 perception of enemy Israel The perception of enemies in Israeli culture is influenced by longstanding conflicts and competing claims to territory. 1
6 perception of enemy Pakistan The perception of enemy in Pakistani culture is formed by historical animosities and territorial disputes, particularly regarding Kashmir. 1
7 perception of enemy Palestine In Palestine, the perception of the enemy is influenced by long-standing conflicts and competing claims to territory. 1
8 perception of enemy Poland The perception of enemies in Polish culture is influenced by historical tensions, border disputes, and complex relations. 1
9 perception of enemy Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, the perception of the enemy is shaped by geopolitical, religious, and sectarian factors. 1
10 perception of enemy Taiwan Taiwanese culture perceives the enemy as defined by political disagreements, historical grievances, and perceived threats to sovereignty. 1
11 perception of enemy Western military culture In Western military culture, the perception of the enemy is seen as an immediate threat necessitating rapid and decisive response. 1
12 perception of enemy military culture in China In Chinese military culture, the perception of the enemy is viewed as a long-term strategic competitor rather than an immediate threat. 1