Wing of Hegemony: A Study of the United States' International Institutional Strategy in the Grand Strategy Research Series

Author: Men Honghua
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Features: This book provides a theoretical summary of hegemonic explanation models from the perspectives of power transfer, issue transfer, and paradigm transfer, proposing a theoretical goal of constructing a comprehensive hegemonic explanation model from the perspective of the process of international institutions. It theoretically deduces the role and strategic value of international institutions, emphasizing their significant value in the United States' hegemonic strategy. It deeply analyzes the institutional hegemonic strategy of the United States from aspects such as historical roots, development process, global layout, and regional layout, and conducts a comparative analysis of the three major Western hegemonies—Roman Empire, British Empire, and the United States—highlighting the institutional characteristics of U.S. hegemony. This book is both rooted in historical experience and lessons and forward-looking in strategic evaluation, making it a specialized work that comprehensively reviews the U.S. hegemonic strategy from a theoretical perspective.