Sharp power and the future of conflict
A state’s employ of foreign policy often revolves around two types of power to shape the behaviour of other states. Hard power involves the use of physical force to force other states to change their behaviour. Soft power on the other hand, utilises the mechanism of attraction, to persuade other sta...
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Nanyang Technological University
2021
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