Small state soft power strategies : virtual enlargement in the cases of the Vatican City State and Singapore / Alan Chong.
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Cambridge Review of International Affairs Vol 23, No 3, September 2010, pp.383-405 (93)Summary: Argues that small states can use soft power to extend their virtual sphere of inlfuence in foreign policy. Facilitating factors are discussed and examples of the ways these have been used by rhe Vatican and Singapore are discussed.
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Argues that small states can use soft power to extend their virtual sphere of inlfuence in foreign policy. Facilitating factors are discussed and examples of the ways these have been used by rhe Vatican and Singapore are discussed.
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