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Hegemonic Stability Theory and Artificial Intelligence

2023
Bhaso Ndzendze, Tshilidzi Marwala
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The Persistence of Power: A Theory of Hegemonic Stability and Transition

This paper develops a theory of political persistence by introducing the Odero Persistent Axiom as the underlying mechanism governing complex social and political systems. The central claim is that hegemonic stability is determined not by absolute stocks of power, but by whether information-directed control and resource throughput exceed systemic decay.
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A BRIDGE-THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: HEGEMONIC STABILITY THEORY REVISITED

Theories and approaches in international relations are presented to explain phenomena in global politics. The two prevalent approaches in international relations study are realism, idealism, and liberalism and each of the approaches is replete with variants.
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The Systemic Influence of U.S. Monetary Hegemony and Hegemonic Stability Theory Reassessed

Sungshin Women's University Center for East Asian Studies
The current international monetary system has been dominated by ‘hegemonic instability,’ stemming from U.S. policies and financial market dynamics. By acting as a ‘reluctant hegemon’ that prioritizes domestic objectives over international stability since the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in the early 1970s, the U.S.
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Hegemonic stability theory and the evolution of the space weaponization regime during the cold war

2010
This study analyzes whether hegemonic stability theory can explain the evolution of the principles, norms, rules, and decision-making procedures of the outer space weaponization regime during the Cold War. The thesis begins by defining the term "space weapon." After outlining which weapons are included in this definition, the author argues that there ...
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An Evaluation of the Failure of the Hegemonic Stability Theory in Terms of International Security (Revelation of 725 Security Council Resolutions Belonging to Cold War Period)

Savunma Bilimleri Dergisi, 2022
Mahir Terzi
exaly  

Hegemonic Stability Theory:

2020
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Hegemonic Stability Theory and Secessionist Movements in the Middle East During the 1990s

2014
Sessessionist movements had played a big role in foreign policies of countries in the Middle East, mainly Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Russia during the 1990s. This article tries to answer the question of how Kurdish issue and terror stemming from shaped and changed the international subsystem during the 1990s.
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HEGEMONIC (IN)STABILITY THEORY AND US FOREIGN POLICY: THE LEGACY OF THE NEOCONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST [PDF]

, 2013
The Middle East has always been characterized as a conflict-ridden region. The common belief in the academia is that the Middle East is a region with backward traditions in which democratic values cannot take roots. This paper argues that it is the US hegemony that is responsible for much of the turmoil in the region and looks at the issue from more ...
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Revisiting the Fallacies in Hegemonic Stability Theory in Light of the 2007–2008 Crisis: The Theory’s Hollow Conceptualization of Hegemony

Review of International Political Economy, 2021
exaly