Hard, Soft, and Smart Power – Education as a Power Resource
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Beschreibung
In the current global context, there is a shift in power paradigm from the rigid realpolitik perspective towards the inclusion of multiple faces of power. This publication focuses on the power forms identified by Joseph Nye: hard, soft, and smart, and evaluates education as a resource of power. Resource ambiguity is one of the key shortcomings of soft power theory. Education is a smart power resource since it has both hard and soft power characteristics. The case study of Kazakhstan reveals that international educational programs allow education to become a power resource.
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Aigerim Raimzhanova
Themen in »Hard, Soft, and Smart Power – Education as a Power Resource«
Resource of Education Foreign Politics of Kazakhstan International education in Kazakhstan Education and Economic Growth Conceptual weaknesses of soft power