The Battle for Hearts and Minds - Using Soft Power to Undermine Terrorist Networks : Using Soft Powers to Undermine Terrorist Networks

Introduction: The Battle for Hearts and Minds vii Alexander T.J. Lennon PROLOGUE: THE ROLE OF MILITARY POWER The Limits of Military Power 3(26) Rob de Wijk The Future of International Coalitions: How Useful? How Manageable? 29(16) Paul Dibb Forging an Indirect Strategy in Southeast Asia 45(20) Barry Desker and Kumar Ramakrishna The Imbalance of Terror 65(14) Thérèse Delpech PART I: STATE FAILURE AND NATION BUILDING The New Nature of Nation-State Failure 79(15) Robert I. Rotberg Do Terrorist Networks Need a Home? 94(14) Ray Takeyh and Nikolas Gvosdev Democracy by Force: A Renewed Commitment to Nation Building 108(22) Karin von Hippel Strategic Democracy Building: How U.S. States Can Help 130(20) Bill Owens and Troy A. Eid Sierra Leone: The State That Came Back from the Dead 150(19) Michael Chege PART II: POSTCONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION Toward Postconflict Reconstruction 169(15) John J. Hamre and Gordon R. Sullivan Building Better Foundations: Security in Postconflict Reconstruction 184(16) Scott Feil Dealing with Demons: Justice and Reconciliation 200(15) Michèle Flournoy and Michael Pan Achieving Socioeconomic Well-Being in Postconflict Settings 215(17) Johanna Mendelson Forman Governing When Chaos Rules: Enhancing Governance and Participation 232(19) Robert Orr PART III: PUBLIC DIPLOMACY Public Diplomacy Comes of Age 251(11) Christopher Ross Deeds Speak Louder Than Words 262(20) Lamis Andoni Winning the War of Ideas 282(17) Antony J. Blinken 299(1) A Broadcasting Strategy to Win Media Wars 299(18) Edward Kaufman PART IV: TRANSFORMING FOREIGN ASSISTANCE Compassionate Conservatism Confronts Global Poverty 317(25) Lael Brainard Will the Millennium Challenge Account Be Different? 342(20) Steve Radelet Promoting Democratization Can Combat Terrorism 362(19) Jennifer L. Windsor Lessons and New Directions for Foreign Assistance 381 Jim Kolbe