2020
DOI: 10.1093/jogss/ogaa035
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Hegemonic Field Effects in World Politics: The United States and the Schuman Plan of 1950

Abstract: This paper casts American influence over the Schuman Plan of May 1950 as a hegemonic field effect, pushing forward recent attempts to develop more dynamic models of hegemonic ordering in world politics. Far from an automatic enactment of US preferences for European unification by French policy-makers, as prevailing macro-level theories imply, the Schuman Plan—French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman's proposal to pool French and German coal and steel—was the product of a “structural homology” that developed betw… Show more

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