By his victorious campaigns, he gave Germany peace and security from foreign attack, and the preeminent position that he won as ruler gave him a sort of hegemony in Europe.
In this paper we show how applying an analytical framing of hegemony to policy making can draw out strategic positioning and negotiation of the actors involved that would remain hidden with a more rationalistic analysis.
This paper presents a perspective on urban power using the Gramscian concept of hegemony.
The notion of hegemony has its roots in the writing of Gramsci and is a essentially a position of dominance attained through relative consensus rather than regular force, even if underpinned by force (Gramsci 1971).
The current CCC push has been propelled in part by the Obama administration's current emphasis on global competition, placing more of a burden on schools to help reverse the declining position of the U.S. in the struggle for hegemony.
But they are mingled "with the thought of hegemony".
He called Mr Hagel's speech "full of hegemony, full of words of threat and intimidation".
Brussels – and the machine of hegemony which surrounds it – is utterly stumped.
Is reason itself, as some feminist and postmodern philosophers have claimed, a form of hegemony?
