Hungary: No need for a Chinese soft-power strategy – Chapter by Tamás Matura
2022-04-11 14:48:08
The chapter by Tamás Matura was published in the China’s Soft Power in Europe report.
Based on separate analyses of 17 countries and EU institutions, this report concludes that Chinese soft power in Europe – defined as the ability to influence preferences through attraction or persuasion – has fallen on hard times.
Matura, T. A. (2021). Hungary: No need for a Chinese soft-power strategy. In D. Ties, M. XiaoXue, & K. Vera (Eds.), China’s Soft Power in Europe (pp. 48–51). European Think-tank Network on China; MTMT. https://m2.mtmt.hu/api/publication/32586886
Dr. Matura Tamás Attilatamas.matura@uni-corvinus.huRektori Szervezet / Globális Tanulmányok Intézet
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