Soft power superpowers : cultural and national assets of Japan and the United States

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Soft power superpowers : cultural and national assets of Japan and the United States

Watanabe Yasushi and David L. McConnell, editors ; with a foreword by Joseph S. Nye, Jr

（An East gate book）

M.E. Sharpe, c2008

  • : cloth
  • : [pbk.]

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents of Works

  • Anti-Americanism in Japan / Watanabe Yasushi
  • Japan's image problem and the soft power solution : the JET program as cultural diplomacy / David L. McConnell
  • Higher education as a projection of America's soft power / Philip G. Altbach and Patti McGill Peterson
  • Facing crisis : soft power and Japanese education in a global context / Yonezawa Akiyoshi
  • Nurturing soft power : the impact of Japan-U.S. university exchanges / Ellen Mashiko and Horie Miki
  • The attractions of the J-Wave for American youth / Anne Allison
  • Shared memories : Japanese pop culture in China / Nakano Yoshiko
  • Japan's creative industries : culture as a source of soft power in the industrial sector / Sugiura Tsutomu
  • Baseball in U.S.-Japanese relations : a vehicle of soft power in historical perspective / Sayuri Guthrie-Shimizu
  • American pop culture as soft power : movies and broadcasting / Matthew Fraser
  • Wielding soft power : the key stages of transmission and reception / Kondo Seiichi
  • Official soft power in practice : U.S. public diplomacy in Japan / William G. Crowell
  • Japan does soft power : strategy and effectiveness of its public diplomacy in the United States / Agawa Naoyuki
  • Mr. Madison in the twenty-first century : global diffusion of the people's "right to know" / Lawrence Repeta
  • Soft power of NGOs : growing influence beyond national boundaries / Imata Katsuji and Kuroda Kaori

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