"The center of world powers is hegemonic.
The fourth kind, drawing on the work of Joseph Nye, a political scientist, is hegemonic power, which is sometimes called primacy.Primacy is to geopolitics what a full card is to a game of bingo.
"Our policy makers need to decide if our role is to be hegemonic in order to stabilize the region, or if we want to be just one player," said Adam Habib, a professor of politics at the University of Natal.
The godfathers mostly came to power in the 1990s: Clinton-administration antagonists like Rush Limbaugh, who began broadcasting nationally in 1988 and became talk radio's hegemonic power in the Clinton years, and Matt Drudge, who started his pioneering Drudge Report online in 1996.
"The academic career path is hegemonic.
But it is one thing to take intuitions as a starting point, and another to say that they are hegemonic.
By using the term 'cultural distance', we refer to the access to different symbol systems, in which different norms and values are hegemonic.
Rhetoric played an important role especially, though not only, in democracies, where discursive norms shaped by the poor majority were hegemonic in public even over the rich (Ober 1989).
Since hetero-masculinities are hegemonic in the social structures and systemic practices of heterosexism underpinning inequities for sexual minorities, attitudinal and behavioural changes in heterosexual men are fundamental for defining equalities landscapes.
These findings confirm observations regarding the spread of nineteenth-century environmental concerns, stress how unique ecologies constrained and shaped forestry more than simplified histories suggest, and contradict the assumption that German forestry science was hegemonic by the end of the nineteenth century.
