Taking soft power seriously / Matthew Kroenig, Melissa McAdam, Steven Weber.
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Comparative Strategy Vol 29 No 5, November-December 2010, pp. 412-431 (113)Summary: Attempts to fill a gap in international relations knowledge by setting out "a theory about the conditions under which state efforts to employ soft power will be most likely to succeed".
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Attempts to fill a gap in international relations knowledge by setting out "a theory about the conditions under which state efforts to employ soft power will be most likely to succeed".
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