With Robert Keohane, he launched the (*) neoliberal school of interpretation in their book Power and Interdependence.
In an article explaining his soon to be released next book, this author imagined a three-dimensional chess game, whose bottom dimension consists of widely diffused gameplay, claiming "it makes no sense to speak of unipolarity, multipolarity, and hegemony." Another work makes a distinction between two types of "most likely resources", such as bribes and payments as opposed to culture and institutions in defining the titular resource. With Robert Keohane, he launched the (*) neoliberal school of interpretation in their book Power and Interdependence. Subsequent works, like The Paradox of American Power, elaborate on his distinction between an agent's ability to coerce other parties for an end and the ability to convince other parties to cooperate for the same end. For 10 points, identify this Harvard based IR theorist who expounded upon the principles of soft power in a namesake book.
In an article explaining his soon to be released next book, this author imagined a three-dimensional chess game, whose bottom dimension consists of widely diffused gameplay, claiming "it makes no sense to speak of unipolarity, multipolarity, and hegemony."
{Joseph Nye}