Sentence examples for hegemonic role from inspiring English sources

There's a sub-plot here: the welcome success of women in getting a better deal despite Dylan has meant a less hegemonic role for men.

He said that while Russia was unlikely to be able to dictate the terms of NATO's withdrawal from Afghanistan, it would use its position to reassert "a greater hegemonic role" in Eurasia.

As we know from the past, this only benefits Syria's hegemonic role as stabilizer of Lebanon's chaos.

Then again, with the benefit of hindsight, these developments could turn out to be the first steps in Beijing's ambition to restore China's historic hegemonic role in Southeast Asia.

Under-consumption creates insufficient demand and then forces the exploiting countries to shift overseas, thus imperialism shifts grounds from the nation-state to the private market taking the hegemonic role (105 - 106).

Having realized that such a front would exclude the Soviet Union and implicitly challenge the hegemonic role that the DRV had arrogated to itself in Indochina, the North Vietnamese leaders declared that all communist states should join forces against "American imperialism".

Being at the centre of the European blame game, and suddenly having to cope with a new semi-hegemonic role, isn't that easy for a nation that was happy to linger in the shadows of history after spending too much time in the blazing sun.

26 These sexual exchanges where the sex worker or self-identifying heterosexual assumes the 'masculine', more hegemonic sex role are frequent in the LAC region and have been reported by other investigators.

The UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's recent public condemnation of Israel's settlements as "vandalism" was but the latest in a growing chorus of challenges to Netanyahu's credibility, to Israel's predatory activities in the West Bank, and to America's hegemonic Middle East peacemaker's role.

The role that hegemonic notions of masculinity play in influencing the avoidance of care and treatment clinics by men is compounded by the design of the clinics.

To understand the processes that prevent men from accessing HIV services and the ways in which men negotiate new masculinities in order to access and adhere to ART, we seek to expand on this early work by explicitly exploring the role of hegemonic masculinities in ART provision.