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Public and Humanitarian international law international law is the law which basically governs international relations between and among nation states.... Although international law is potentially global in application, many critics point out that it is very much controlled by the powerful nations.... This paper shall now assess the following statement: public international law is nothing more than a reflection of what powerful states choose to do....
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Essay
This paper attempts to answer the question whether liberalism is simply another tool to maintain western hegemony.... This paper attempts to answer the question whether liberalism is simply another tool to maintain western hegemony.... The second section will be to explain how liberalism is used as a tool to maintain western hegemony.... The first argument will focus on free trade as a tool to gain consent and maintain western hegemony....
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This situation has been labelled a “global hegemony” based on the Greek word hegemon meaning leader.... A hegemony demonstrates supremacy and leadership, but it also implies that there are others who more or less willingly follow this leadership and sustain the hegemony with their support.... In modern times the phrase “global hegemony” the phrase has been defined with an emphasis on economics as a situation which “requires a preponderance of material resources, in terms of raw materials, sources of capital, market dominance and advantages in the production of highly valued goods....
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For the purpose of clarity and objectivity, this investigation will consider the divergent theoretical perspectives in reference to the potential consequences of China's increasing assertiveness and intent for regional hegemony of Asia Pacific to the prevailing US-led global power balance.... Most importantly, the core of this investigation is set in the arguments of two antagonistic theories of international relations, Neo-realism and Liberalism, which will provide the theoretical foundations for the arguments that will follow....
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Term Paper
American imperialism predates the collapse of the Soviet Union and the past quarter-century of American hegemony.... The author identifies whether the Philippines should have defied George Washington's warnings in the first place and whether it would be wise if America returned to an isolationist, non-interventionist foreign policy position....
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The balance of power which was created was then defined by law, organizations and systems which were accepted within the state and at an international level (Bernholz, 639: 2003).... This paper under the title 'Balance of Power and Forms of Rulers in the 18th Century" focuses on the fact that the use of power in the 18th century was used through various governments to interchange different concepts and to rule over a specific region....
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Assignment
The author states that in modern times the phrase 'global hegemony' the phrase has been defined with an emphasis on economics as a situation which 'requires a preponderance of material resources, in terms of raw materials, sources of capital, market dominance, and advantages in the production of highly valued goods.... American hegemony is now being questioned both in terms of its current ability to provide benefits for other countries lower down in the hierarchy, and in terms of its ability to sustain itself in the face of emerging competition....
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Dissertation
"The Relationship between hegemony and Cooperation" paper argues that that the power of a hegemonic state although derived from internal sources as military strength and economic prosperity, is established elsewhere through the direct or indirect approval of another state.... hegemony is a concept that emphasizes consent as opposed to using force.... As such, cooperation and hegemony becomes necessary social features in the contemporary world since they are perceived as the stabilizers that the world needs in order to operate harmoniously....
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