
Joseph Nye, who coined the term 'soft power', dies aged 88
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
50% : Bill Clinton appointed Nye chair of the National Intelligence Council and an assistant secretary of defence, tasked with developing strategy on US security relations with the world at large -- and in particular Asia.43% : In a career spanning six decades, Nye made extensive contributions to political scholarship and served in two US presidential administrations, leading nuclear non-proliferation efforts and pushing for closer ties with Japan.
25% : But extreme narcissists such as Trump are not true realists, and American soft power will have a hard time during the next four years," Nye wrote.
24% : " In recent years, Nye was a staunch critic of Trump, who he argued did not understand the value of soft power.
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