Hard Lessons of ‘Soft Power’
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Much of the historiography of U.S. public diplomacy has focused on the Cold War years. Justin Hart, who teaches history at Texas Tech University, takes us back
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| Authors | Schumacher, Frank; |
| Journal | diplomatic history |
| Year | 2015 |
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