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Шаши Тарур о том, почему странам следует развивать «мягкую» мощь

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«Индия быстро превращается в сверхдержаву, – говорит Шаши Тарyр, – и не только посредством торговли и политики, но и через «мягкую мощь», способность распространять свою культуру через музыку, технологию, Болливуд, еду.» Он утверждает, что в конечном итоге важен не размер армии, а способность страны влиять на сердца и умы людей.

After a long career at the UN, and a parallel life as a novelist, Shashi Tharoor became a member of India's Parliament. He spent 10 months as India's Minister for External Affairs, building connections between India and the world. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Artemy Tregubenko
Reviewed by Namik Kasumov
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