The "hard" version of this concept is usually measured by economic output and military strength, while the "soft" version was developed by Joseph Nye to explain non-coercive influence.
A work titled after a type of this concept notes that Rwandans committed genocide while wearing American shirts. The Korean government's promotion of hallyu, or the Korean Wave, is a canonical example of strengthening this concept. A version of this term was developed in the book Bound to Lead. In Theory of International Politics, Kenneth Waltz theorized that states act on the principle of self-help to create a (*) "balance" of it out of an anarchic system. The "hard" version of this concept is usually measured by economic output and military strength, while the "soft" version was developed by Joseph Nye to explain non-coercive influence. For 10 points, name this term from political science that denotes an ability to affect events.
A work titled after a type of this concept notes that Rwandans committed genocide while wearing American shirts.
power [or soft power; or balance of power]