July 1990
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Political Science Quarterly
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... However, the concept of a superpower has evolved, especially with the growing importance of soft power in the modern world. Nye (1990) differentiated between hard power and soft power, where hard power refers to the use of military coercion and economic sanctions, while soft power is based on a state's appeal and influence. Moreover, a superpower's ability to project soft power enhances its diplomatic and international involvement, which is key to influencing other states and securing its national interests. ...
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July 1990
Political Science Quarterly