Military threats and payments are tools of ______., hard power, When a country influences others through the appeal of its culture and values, it uses ______., soft power, A strategy that deliberately combines hard and soft power is called ______., smart power, Using force or threats to make another actor comply is known as ______., coercion, Soft power works through ______: others admire a country and want to follow its example., attraction, A shift in power from one dominant state to another is called ______., power transition, The spread of power from governments to companies, NGOs and informal groups is called ______., power diffusion, NGOs and multinational corporations are examples of ______., non-state actors, Power is the capacity to ______ — to affect how other actors act., influence the behaviour of others, A country’s ______ refers to the strength of its military, including its troops, weapons and equipment., military might, Trade bans and financial restrictions imposed to pressure another state are forms of ______., economic sanctions, Sending troops into combat involves ______., the use of armed forces, Issues within a country, such as its education system and elections, are part of its ______., domestic affairs, Soft power can ______, influencing what other actors want rather than forcing them to act., shape the preferences of others, Having substantial resources does not always help a state ______ — get the results it wants., achieve desired outcomes, A government’s approach to relations with other countries is its ______., foreign policy, A country with much greater influence than others in the international system can be described as ______., a dominant state, Problems that no country can solve alone ______: states must work together., require cooperation, The ability to control other actors and dictate what they do is ______., power over others, The ability to achieve shared goals by acting together is ______., power with others

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