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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"hegemons"”.

  1. Sub-regional hegemons, integration and governance: South Africa’s role in Southern Africa after democratization

    The study aimed at understanding expert opinion on the linkage between hegemonic states and regional integration, the benefits of post-apartheid regional integration, South Africa’s socioeconomic and political efforts in the region and whether the country’s post-1994 foreign policy had been …

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  2. The Rise of Regional Hegemons: Assessing Implications for the International System through a Neo-realist Perspective

    Never before have developing nations been able to compete at the international level, both economically and militarily. But, we are currently in an age where developing nations, such as Brazil, Russia, India, and China, are able to develop so rapidly that they are able to excel within the …

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  3. Safe Space: A novel and accompanying critical study into the participatory culture in fandom and a historiographic approach to the fragmentation of popular culture in select novels by Kurt Vonnegut and Thomas Pynchon.

    … are related to a loss of confidence in great hegemons. The research interrogates the concept of the Culture Wars, defined by Goren and Chapp (2017) as conflicts arising from differing value structures within a heterogeneous society. It examines how these ideological battles manifest in the …

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  4. The Fallacy of the Chinese

    … a superpower or gain from their strength, global hegemons are important aspects of contemporary international relations. Today, The United States is the only country that has all of these requirements and therefore, is the most powerful country in the world. However, a number of countries have …

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  5. The Fallacy of the Chinese

    … a superpower or gain from their strength, global hegemons are important aspects of contemporary international relations. Today, The United States is the only country that has all of these requirements and therefore, is the most powerful country in the world. However, a number of countries have …

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  6. Geographical Indications and Development in the Third World: Towards a Strategic Approach of Intellectual Property Rights in Jamaica - The Case of Blue Mountain Coffee

    … the pitfalls of being a repository base for the hegemons intellectual property ideals. I approach development and intellectual property rights in the Third World as two terms that are often incongruent with each other, absent a participatory and strategic approach to sustaining viable linkages …

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