Employing U.S. Navy Hospital Ships in Support of Soft Power Projection
Author(s) -
Michael A. Sokolowski
Publication year - 2011
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ada560217
Subject(s) - navy , aeronautics , projection (relational algebra) , power (physics) , soft power , marine engineering , operations research , engineering , computer science , medical emergency , medicine , history , physics , algorithm , quantum mechanics , china , archaeology
: Over the last decade the United States has arguably slipped from the world s only true super power to a country now being challenged by China. We are seen as an aggressor by numerous world leaders and nations while China is viewed as a willing player who provides economic resources and medical aid to developing and struggling nations. The United State s seeming decline in foreign policy can be directly attributed to the employment of hard power such as military engagements in multiple countries that support non-state actors and terrorists. One way to stem the negative flow perception and gain support from these world nations is through the robust diplomacy and use of soft power projection.
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