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Political philosophy / Globalization / Cultural geography / Economic geography / Hegemonic stability theory / Hegemony / Public international law / B. S. Chimni / Power in international relations / International relations / International relations theory / Political science
Date: 2013-05-22 13:43:08
Political philosophy
Globalization
Cultural geography
Economic geography
Hegemonic stability theory
Hegemony
Public international law
B. S. Chimni
Power in international relations
International relations
International relations theory
Political science

GLOBALIZATION AND HEGEMONY SHIFT: ARE STATES MERELY AGENTS OF CORPORATE CAPITALISM? Upendra D. Acharya* Abstract: Since the advent of state sovereignty with the Peace of Westphalia, powerful Western nations have determin

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