|Articles|June 7, 2011
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A symposium at the Italian Embassy in Washington, DC, drew upon the growing interest in exploring and utilizing all the elements of national power, including so-called “soft power”-the ability to attract and persuade others in order to influence their behavior and obtain desired outcomes.
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Symposium on Psychology and National Security at the Italian Embassy
A symposium at the Italian Embassy in Washington, DC, drew upon the growing interest in exploring and utilizing all the elements of national power, including so-called “soft power”-the ability to attract and persuade others in order to influence their behavior and obtain desired outcomes.
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