Sentence examples similar to of a hegemon from inspiring English sources

We study the world supply and demand for reserve assets denominated in different currencies under a variety of scenarios: under a Hegemon vs. a multi-polar world; when reserve assets are abundant vs. scarce; under a gold exchange standard vs. a floating rate system; away from or at the zero lower bound (ZLB).

The impact of being a hegemon is deep and also visible in the region, when it comes to water sharing negotiations with three other small riparian countries (Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan).

That the entire world without exception had dreamed of this event, that nobody could help but dream of the destruction of so powerful a Hegemon — this fact is unacceptable to the moral conscience of the West.

Mr. Mearsheimer says it was because Germany was still building its army and had not reached the level of a "potential hegemon".

DeLillo's letter praises her ease with being in the action — "Telex" starts with a cane fire, set by the rebels — and also acknowledges the humor of a corporate hegemon in the homophobic nineteen-fifties going by the name United Fruit.

Which leads me to a final thought: considering so little of Khomeini's thought is available in English (even though he established the ideology of a major hegemon in today's Middle East) – what exactly are all our analysts, specialists and decision-makers consulting when they make pronouncements about the place?

This is the dangerous behavior of an insecure bully playing, yet again, to his narrow political base rather than the leader of a benevolent hegemon, and it is steadily undermining the liberal trading environment the United States helped to create not that Trump seems to care a whit about that.

Russia's actions have sparked the United States' fears of the re-emergence of a Russian hegemon, and the United States is discussing arming the Ukrainians and pre-positioning weapons for American troops in the Baltics, Poland, Romania and Bulgaria.

During that 20-year Pax Americana our geopolitics were stable under the leadership of a global hegemon, and the global economy grew rapidly as China and the former Soviet Union entered the global economic system while other emerging markets also experienced rapid economic development and advancement.

He rejects realist arguments that U.S. national security in the postwar period depended on expansive action to prevent a hegemon or coalition of powers from seizing Eurasia and its war-making resources or launching "an amphibious transoceanic invasion" of the United States (p. 13).

Writing in 1973, Charles Kindleberger pointed to the importance of an economic hegemon who would act as an importer of last resort and financier of the world's monetary system.