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The Social State as a Diplomatic Strategy: Lessons From World History

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Countries with strong social welfare systems, like Sweden and Germany, effectively projected soft power.
Economic diplomacy through initiatives like the Marshall Plan showed how social investments fostered regional stability.
Nations prioritizing social equity often exhibited greater internal stability, reinforcing their international presence.
The decline of the Soviet Union highlights the dangers of neglecting social welfare in diplomatic strategies.

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Qualitative analysis reveals the impact of social welfare policies on international relations, suggesting that social equity enhances diplomatic effectiveness.

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Toshpulotov Shokhijakhon Eshpulotovich (2025) studied this question.

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Qualitative analysis reveals the impact of social welfare policies on international relations, suggesting that social equity enhances diplomatic effectiveness.

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