April 14, 2016 1:48 pm
| Guest Editor: Professor Nick Anguelov (Department of Public Policy, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, USA) |
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| This thematic collection to be published in Palgrave Communications explores all aspects of soft power, from approaches to framing foreign-policy agendas, to the strategies that countries use to persuade and elicit positive attraction in order to obtain preferred outcomes.
Contributions are invited from a range of disciplines and perspectives, including, but not restricted to: diplomacy, international relations, security studies, international economics and law, sociology and anthropology. Article proposals (including working title and abstract-length summary) should be sent to the Managing Editor at: Palcomms@palgrave.com for approval by the Guest Editor. Deadline for full submissions: October 2016. |
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| Contributing authors include: |
| • | Prof Joseph Nye (Harvard University, USA) | |
| • | Prof William Rugh (Middle East Institute, USA) | |
| • | Dr Peter Sandby-Thomas (University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, USA) | |
| • | Dr Craig Hayden (American University, USA) | |
| • | Prof Paul Joseph (Tufts University, USA) | |
| • | Ryoa Chung (University of Montreal, Canada) | |
| • | Alan Chong (Nangyang Technical University, Singapore) | |
| • | Emily Metzgar (Indiana University, USA) |
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