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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Economic Hegemony"”.
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Contesting for power in public performance: hegemonic struggles in the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival
… study was undertaken to analyze the influence of hegemony on the creation of cultural identity-specifically the cultural identity of Morgan City, Louisiana-through the annual performance of the Louisiana Shrimp and Petroleum Festival of that city. The information utilized in this study was …
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Chinese Intervention in East Africa: A Comparative Case Study of The Belt and Road Initiative in Kenya and Djibouti
… and Road Initiative is a Chinese attempt towards economic hegemony, neo-imperialism or neo-colonialism, or representative of a larger realist security threat. While these examinations suggest the project is likely not a Chinese attempt towards economic hegemony, this thesis finds support for a …
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Capital Mediators: American Mining Engineers in the U.S. Southwest and Mexico, 1850-1914
… an ongoing project of American territorial and economic expansion. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, American mining engineers traveled all over the world as expert consultants and labor managers. The business negotiations, elite social networks, and gendered discourse of …
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Monetary Authorities: Market Knowledge and Imperial Government in the Colonial Philippines, 1892 - 1942
… capital and the increased intervention of the economic expert. Through close readings of multilingual archives relating to monetary, banking, and financial policies, my dissertation tracks how the legitimacy of imperial government became heavily dependent upon the colonial state's capacity to …
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Intelligence versus impulse: William H Seward and the threat of war with France over Mexico, 1861--1867
… Seward saw the growing power of the U.S. in economic rather than military terms. Seward can be seen as the father of the concept of U.S. economic hegemony, in that he believed that an expanding industrial economy inevitably brings not only economic benefits, but also social and political …
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Liberal environmentalism and the international law of hazardous chemicals
This study looks at the role that liberal economic norms are playing in international environmental negotiations on hazardous chemicals (including wastes), and the implications of these norms for the protection of the environment and human health from the thousands of chemicals on the market. The …
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TAMILS IN MALAYSIA: PROBLEMS IN SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR AN IMMIGRANT MINORITY GROUP
… Tamils are in an unenviable position for socio-economic advancement in this relatively prosperous southeast Asian peninsula. Locked into a more or less permanent minority representing only about ten percent of the population, they are caught between Malay majority political power and a large, …
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The political economy of globalization and regionalism : an analysis of their impact upon the development of South Korean-European Union trade
… the public good, the GATT, aided by the politico-economic hegemony of the United States of America. Korea took advantage of this favourable situation by pursuing an economic development strategy of export-led growth. As the US hegemony began to decline, the formation of a multipolar system based …
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Neorealistinės ir neoliberalistinės perspektyvos aiškinant tarptautinį klimato kaitos problemos sprendimo režimą /
… USA was a clear hegemon in terms of military, economic and carbon dioxide emissions in the last decade of the XX century. But at the second part of the first decade of the XXI century, economic hegemony of this state has diminished, while climate change related hegemony has dissolved. During …
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Ayahuasca’s Religious Diaspora in the Wake of the Doctrine of Discovery
… surrounding “War on Drugs,” the political and economic hegemony of the United States has influenced legal reception of ayahuasca globally. In the United States, arguments for legally protected use of ayahuasca emerged as appeals for religious freedom, which necessarily interact with rationales …