Joseph Nye, University Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard University, discusses some of the central themes in his latest book: "The Future of Power."
I haven't read his latest book yet, but I doubt Dr. Nye has overlooked the
likelihood that China's soft power will be self-limited if the obtuse
blockheadedness and bellicose pigheadedness showing today persists and
grows. Will this dissipate with a revolution of a color, not red, that
happens to make her less vengeful (the middle kingdom's rightful place on
top stolen by opium and running dogs etc) and more open to the world in
terms other than just trade and resource security? No telling.
Better yet, if one mix the so-called soft power with drones and
unauthorized wiretapping around not only inside the United States but also
at G20 summit, and hopefully the G8 of this year June 2013, and around the
world, the effect would be even much more resounding!
thumbs up if u are here for ur SS hmwk/discussion!
Joseph Nye - On Soft Power
Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor Joseph Nye discusses about his concept of soft power in the context of American diplomacy. For more ...
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