“SOFT POWER” IN THE INTERNATIONAL PROJECTION STRATEGIES ADOPTED BY QATAR:
A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
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https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2318-9452.2024v12n23.68669Abstract
In recent years, Qatar has sought to project itself onto the international stage, with the purpose of assuming a role of prominence and relevance in relation to other neighboring states, seeking to insert itself as a diplomatic mediator of regional conflicts, and investing in various sectors, such as sports, media, and education. In order to investigate this phenomenon and to what extent Qatar uses soft power to achieve these objectives, this paper used the systematic literature review, articulated in a research protocol, to map the articles on the subject and categorize the information found. The results reported in the articles were separated into three aspects: cultural, sports, and foreign policy. Given the scarcity of studies on the subject in Portuguese, this study aims to provide a research agenda for further investigations, with the possibility of focusing on different topics within the theme.
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