Sources and limits of Chinese soft power
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Survival Vol 48, No. 2, Summer 2006, pp.17-36 (106)Summary: Current analysis and debate concerning China's rise is focused almost entirely on the economic and military aspects of its growing power. Sources of power including culture, political ideology and diplomacy. China has achieved impressive gains both in terms of soft power resources and the ability to convert the resources into desired foreign policy outcomes. Its stepped up endeavours in expanding its soft power nevertheless continue to be constrained by three factors: imbalance in resources, legitimacy concerns regarding its diplomacy and a lack of a coherent agenda.
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Current analysis and debate concerning China's rise is focused almost entirely on the economic and military aspects of its growing power. Sources of power including culture, political ideology and diplomacy. China has achieved impressive gains both in terms of soft power resources and the ability to convert the resources into desired foreign policy outcomes. Its stepped up endeavours in expanding its soft power nevertheless continue to be constrained by three factors: imbalance in resources, legitimacy concerns regarding its diplomacy and a lack of a coherent agenda.
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