CAROLA MCGIFFERT (ED.), CHINESE SOFT POWER AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES. COMPETITION AND COOPERATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD, WASHINGTON D.C: CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 2009, 136 P.
CAROLA MCGIFFERT (ED.), CHINESE SOFT POWER AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR THE UNITED STATES. COMPETITION AND COOPERATION IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD, WASHINGTON D.C: CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, 2009, 136 P.

Summary/Abstract: The author outlines a renowned concept of “soft power” coined by Joseph S. Nye Jr. in the late 1980's as the ability of "getting others to want the outcomes that you want" , but in-depth there is much more to it. And rightly, Nye continued to further explain this concept which today without which many of us would not be able to imagine the entire system of international relations.

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