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Soft power: Power of attraction or confusion? [PDF]
Place Branding and Public Diplomacy, 2008 Despite its popularity soft power remains power of confusion. The paper examines the concept, with a special focus on the nature and sources of soft power.
Ying Fan
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Scientific American, 2023
Abstract The visa lottery helped make concrete the possibility of emigrating to the United States, even as it reinforced idealized imagined versions of American life in people’s minds. Lottery applicants as well as visa entrepreneurs amplified images of the United States as a dreamland, reflecting global inequalities and aspirations for ...
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Abstract The visa lottery helped make concrete the possibility of emigrating to the United States, even as it reinforced idealized imagined versions of American life in people’s minds. Lottery applicants as well as visa entrepreneurs amplified images of the United States as a dreamland, reflecting global inequalities and aspirations for ...
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SAIS Review of International Affairs, 2012
“Soft power” challenged the coercion aspects of foreign policy, and professed attraction instead. In the last three years, the United States seems to have unconditionally accepted this as the centerpiece of its foreign policy. As a result, its inability to make tough choices implies fear of “Market-Leninists,” Islamist theocrats, and authoritarian ...
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“Soft power” challenged the coercion aspects of foreign policy, and professed attraction instead. In the last three years, the United States seems to have unconditionally accepted this as the centerpiece of its foreign policy. As a result, its inability to make tough choices implies fear of “Market-Leninists,” Islamist theocrats, and authoritarian ...
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Soft Power Concept and Soft Power Indexes
2016Many state remains owned power supplies in the line of domestic and international level. Even though, both policies which are followed in this case primarily are based on the military and economic power, “Soft Power” item which was used for the first time by Joseph Nye (Bound to lead: The changing nature of American power.
Kiymet Yavuzaslan, Murat Cetin
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Monde(s), 2014
Au plus fort de la Guerre froide, aux États-Unis, la grande et puissante fondation Ford lança trois programmes d’échange académiques avec la Pologne, la Yougoslavie et la Hongrie. Ces programmes d’action étaient controversés à une époque où toute relation avec des communistes était condamnée ou vue d’un mauvais œil par la plupart des Américains et où ...
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Au plus fort de la Guerre froide, aux États-Unis, la grande et puissante fondation Ford lança trois programmes d’échange académiques avec la Pologne, la Yougoslavie et la Hongrie. Ces programmes d’action étaient controversés à une époque où toute relation avec des communistes était condamnée ou vue d’un mauvais œil par la plupart des Américains et où ...
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A theory of soft power and Korea's soft power strategy
Korean Journal of Defense Analysis, 2009Abstract This paper suggests a new definition of soft power by making a distinction between hard resources and soft resources, rather than by differentiating between coercive power and cooptive power as Joseph Nye did. When non-material symbolic “soft resources” are employed to exert influence on others, the final outcome is regarded as soft power ...
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Reconstruction of Soft Power to Form Cultural Soft Power
2016Cultural soft power enriches soft power but has distinctive Chinese characteristics as follows.
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2013
Abstract This article begins with a discussion about power as relation among actors and defines power in the context of relations. It then explains why soft power becomes more and more significant for diplomacy and international relations.
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Abstract This article begins with a discussion about power as relation among actors and defines power in the context of relations. It then explains why soft power becomes more and more significant for diplomacy and international relations.
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