No. 14 (2010): Migratory Movements in the World: alternative and complementary views to Security and Development Approaches
Fragments

Preface and Chapter 5: Soft Power and American Foreign Policy, in Soft Power, Public Affairs, New Hampshire, 2004

Joseph S. NYE
profesor de la Kennedy School of Government de la Universidad de Harvard
Published June 30, 2010

Keywords:

hard power , soft power , United States , smart power , Iraq War
How to Cite
NYE, J. S. (2010). Preface and Chapter 5: Soft Power and American Foreign Policy, in Soft Power, Public Affairs, New Hampshire, 2004. Relaciones Internacionales, (14), 117–140. https://doi.org/10.15366/relacionesinternacionales2010.14.006

Abstract

This fragment of Professor´s Nye famous book introduces the concept and the repercussions of the soft power. Defined as “the ability to get what you want through attraction rather than coercion or payments”, it is of great relevance for the foreign policy of the United States. After exposing the different American foreign policy traditions and the negative consequences of the waste of this kind of power during the Iraq War, Nye underlines the need of using hard power as well as soft power, shaping a new concept of power, the Smart Power.

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