The Limits of Soft Power

Dan Negrea The Washington Times June 8, 2017

Presidential Press Service, Pool photo via AP

Professor Eliot A. Cohen, a Johns Hopkins University historian who served as an adviser in both the Defense and State Departments, chose an unambiguous title for his latest book...

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