How can America regain its position as a global leader? According to Dan Runde, author of "The American Imperative" and a a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic International Studies, the answer lies in the strategic use of soft power. 

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Book Club: #3: Dan Runde on "The American Imperative"

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Book Club: #3: Dan Runde on "The American Imperative"

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