The movement holds international conferences on advancing Christian hegemony in the business sector [link to PDF].
Hegemony is advanced through what Michel Foucault (1980) terms "discourses," which include the ideas, written expressions, theoretical foundations, and language of the dominant culture.
During the "crucial, unsettling summer months of 1914," Dr. Richard E. Rodda writes in the program notes, the composer was "apprehensive on one hand over the war that threatened to erupt in Europe, hopeful on the other as rumors of advancing Russian armies flashed through the Czech lands," bringing promise of an end to Hapsburg hegemony.
Walt, the Robert and Renée Belfer Professor of International Affairs at the Kennedy School, says that failures linked to a strategy of "liberal hegemony" championed by Washington's foreign policy elite have undermined the goal of advancing ideals like democracy and free markets and diminished the nation's power and influence.
People — especially people who share our values, like the citizens of democratic Europe, but everybody else, too — should embrace American hegemony, because surely they know that we would use our great power only for good things, like advancing democracy, keeping powerful weapons out of the hands of terrorists, and facilitating peaceful commerce.
Acknowledging they were advancing on an oil refinery held by US Kurdish proxies would have been an equally tough sell, at a time when securing Syria from the threat of terrorism and US hegemony remains the official narrative.
Antonio Gramsci advanced the concept of "cultural hegemony," which describes the ways in which the dominant group successfully disseminates its social realities and social visions in a manner accepted as "common sense," as "normal," and as "universal".
The hegemony of the West, technologically advanced but in demographic, economic, cultural and religious decline, may well be over.
The Republicans will advance the industry to a whole new level, and create a technological hegemony led by the industry's biggest leaders and most ruthless corporations.
"1950S 1960S KINETIC ABSTRACTION" Sculptures and reliefs that move, literally, advanced a frail international style — a sort of aesthetic Esperanto — that stood against New Yorkish hegemony in Europe and South America.
