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The use and effectiveness of soft power (diplomatic and cultural)
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Who coined the term 'soft power'?

Joseph Nye

Which American cultural export is cited as spreading the 'American Dream' globally?

Hollywood movies

Which cuisine examples are given as vehicles for cultural influence?

Italian pizza and Japanese sushi

Which universities are cited as centres of cultural exchange and soft power projection?

Harvard, Oxford, and Cambridge

Which country's automotive brands contribute to perceptions of efficiency and reliability?

Germany's BMW and Mercedes-Benz

Through which organizations does the US demonstrate significant structural power?

UN, World Bank, and IMF

Which leader significantly boosted their country's soft power after apartheid?

Nelson Mandela of South Africa

What does NATO symbolise beyond being a military alliance?

Western democratic values

What was the purpose of Obama's 2009 Cairo speech?

Repair US image in the Middle East

What is South Korea's cultural phenomenon of K-pop and dramas called?

Korean Wave or Hallyu

Which country abolished its military in 1949 yet maintains global influence?

Costa Rica

When did soft power prove insufficient, requiring hard power instead?

After the 9/11 attacks

Which scandal significantly weakened US soft power by contradicting its human rights commitment?

Abu Ghraib prison scandal

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