Beverley Loke - China, the US and the Politics of Hegemonic Ordering in East Asia.
How can we best conceptualize China and the US’s great power role within contemporary regional dynamics and developments in East Asia?
| A Department of Politics seminar | |
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| Date | 9 October 2019 |
| Time | 12:30 to 13:30 |
| Place | Amory A239C |
Event details
Working within a social conception of hegemony, this paper examines the politics, contestation and renegotiation of the post-Cold War US hegemonic order in East Asia. It identifies the three logics of hierarchy present in the existing literature, outlines their inadequacies and suggests a framework of USChina collaborative hegemony based on temporality, compartmentalization and acquiescence.
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 CAIS_Brownbag_Seminars_2019_2020_First_Term.pdf | CAIS Brownbag Seminars & other events flyer (321K) |
Location:
Amory A239C
