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what is
hard power
?
influence through
military force
what is
soft power
?
influences through
persuasion
that attracts other countries
how do you maintain power?
using methods on a
spectrum
between hard and soft power
what are some mechanisms to exercise hard/soft power?
military force or the threat of it
the creation of alliances or institutions which will exclude or marginalize some countries
using economic sanctions to damage a countries economy
only selectively providing development aid
signing favorable trade agreements
attractiveness of culture, values and ideology
example of a country that exerts influence through
soft power
UK
, once a
superpower
through
hard power
how does the history of the UK exert
soft power
?
british empire
:
means english is the most spoken language after
mandarin
gives access to english literature and news
The british legal system and education system form the basis for law and eduction in many commonwealth countries
british and US values have been incorporated into international institutions eg the
UN
how does the culture of the
UK
exert
soft power
?
the
BBC world service
broadcasts news and programs, they are widely respected as being
neutral
and more reliable than govornment run broadcasters
films: eg pride and prejudice convey british values
City of London
dominates international finance which sets the standards for international finance
how does the diplomacy of the UK exert
soft power
?
the UK has one of the largest networks of diplomats and embassies in the world
the UK may benefit from its moral authority of its foreign policy and how it defends smaller states
how does the economy of the
UK
exert
soft power
?
UK has the 5th largest economy in the world in
2016
makes it a very attractive market
How has the
USA
used hard power?
intervened with the
Afghanistan
war (
2001
)
organised and led a coalition to expel iraqi forces from
Kuwait
in the first gulf war (
1991
)
invaded iraq in the second gulf war (
2003
)
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