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Twitter, public diplomacy and social power in soft-balancing China-France relations/ Emilie Tran

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TRAN Emilie

Publication details: 2024Subject(s):

TWITTER -- PUBLIC DIPLOMACY

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In: Journal of Contemporary China, Vol 33, Number 146, March 2024, page: 267-294Summary: This article is part of the special section on China's Twitter diplomacy. Arguing that the concepts of hard power and soft power may no longer reflect the ever-intricate state of global politics in the twenty-first century.

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This article is part of the special section on China's Twitter diplomacy. Arguing that the concepts of hard power and soft power may no longer reflect the ever-intricate state of global politics in the twenty-first century.

TWITTER, PUBLIC DIPLOMACY, CHINA-FRANCE RELATIONS, NEWARTICLS

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