US EditionAfrica Uses Soft Power as a Tool for Influence and Growth in the Region
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South Africa and Egypt: Leading the African ranking of soft power Morocco: a model in the Maghreb and a bridge to the Middle East The role of external actors: China and its influence on Africa Traditionally, Africa has been associated with hard power dynamics (influence in other countries using military force or exerting economic pressure) on its regions: armed conflicts, resource struggles and political tensions. However, today, many African co…
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