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We need to brace ourselves for a new global order after coronavirus

13 April 2020

8:33 PM

13 April 2020

8:33 PM

How will states perceive themselves and each other after the pandemic? This is not just a matter of narcissism; it is fundamental to international politics. Such ‘soft power’ is, as Joseph Nye argues, crucial to the clout of countries on the world stage; it allows them to convince rather than coerce in achieving their objectives.

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