Hegemony and World Order

Dutkiewicz, Piotr; Casier, Tom; Scholte, Jan Aart

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“…Однако совсем не так позитивно для американской гегемонии выглядит ее идейная составляющая с конструктивистских позиций [Chebankova, 2020]. Классический западный либерализм, который в течение нескольких веков предлагал ответы на экзистенциальные вопросы человека, больше не выполняет эту функцию.…”

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“…Россия лидирует по величине ядерного арсенала, но уступает и США, и Китаю по общим военным расходам. Но при этом Россия -опытный международный игрок, и внутри России есть некоторые идеи, которые могут быть востребованы в мире [Chebankova, 2020].…”

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“…Важно, что все эти игроки имеют и некоторые идентичные проблемы. С мирсистемных, неограмшистских и постколониальных позиций все они сталкиваются с одной и той же преградой для укрепления своего мирового влияния -социальными протестами Akchurina, 2020].…”

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“…Другие новые глобальные игроки еще в меньшей степени на это способны. Например, для Индии постколониальное наследие можно рассматривать как фактор, лишающий ее гегемонистских амбиций, даже если в будущем для этого возникнут материальные возможности [Bajpai, Parashar, 2020]. Поэтому вполне актуален третий сквозной вопрос книги -возможна ли гегемония, в центре которой не будет государства?…”

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“…При этом они могут не только брать на себя роль гегемонов, но и мешать чужой гегемонии. Например, социальные силы играли и продолжают играть важную роль в предотвращении гегемонии в регионе центральной Азии [Akchurina, 2020].…”

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Hegemony and World Order: an overview of the concept “Hegemony as Complexity”

Safranchuk¹,

Zhornist²,

Nesmashnyy³

2021

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This article reviews the key topics and debates in Hegemony and World Order: Reimagining Power in Global Politics(Routledge, 2020), edited by P. Dutkiewicz, T. Casier, J. A. Scholte. The volume covers several issues related to hegemony in contemporary politics from neo-liberal, realist, constructivist, neo-Gramscian, world-systems and postcolonial theoretical perspectives. The concept of “complex hegemony,” briefly evaluated in this review, and the analysis of the recent stage of globalization presented in the volume offer meaningful contributions to the theoretical debates. From a more practical perspective, Hegemony and World Order dwells on the future of world order and the prospects for alternative hegemonic projects, including those sponsored by China and Russia. Additionally, the hegemony of non-state actors in global governance is studied in detail. The review considers the ability of the leading states to execute complex hegemony and discuss the demand for hegemony in the context of the transformation of world order.

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Hegemony and World Order: an overview of the concept “Hegemony as Complexity”

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2021

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Vladimir Putin’s Territorial Trap: What the Invasion of Ukraine Reveals About the Contemporary War-Sovereignty Nexus

Agnew

2023

War, State and Sovereignty

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Covid-19 Pandemic and the World Order

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Dutkiewicz

2021

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This paper examines the origins, nature, and potential outcomes of the global crisis induced by the Covid-19 pandemic. The authors argue that the crisis has been animated by the two most important groups of factors that have been simmering in the world‘s economic and political system during the past six decades and have been accelerated by the pandemic. First, the dynamic of the Covid-19 crisis illuminated the existing challenges of the contemporary capitalist system, which is generally legitimated via the instruments of moral panic and media manipulation. Each consecutive crisis of capitalism ends with the redistribution of power resources to some groups of participants. Second, the Covid-19 crisis has been taking place within the conditions of a systemic and ideological struggle between two global elite factions that harbour drastically different approaches to the changing world order and have different politico-economic goals and intentions. The authors will argue that the crisis will not change the world drastically, yet it will amplify these ongoing tensions, illuminate them to many general observers, and deepen the already-existing systemic instability.

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Hegemony and World Order

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Hegemony and World Order: an overview of the concept “Hegemony as Complexity”

Hegemony and World Order: an overview of the concept “Hegemony as Complexity”

Vladimir Putin’s Territorial Trap: What the Invasion of Ukraine Reveals About the Contemporary War-Sovereignty Nexus

Covid-19 Pandemic and the World Order

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