As the action progresses, Sutter’s ghost makes itself known to Berniece, exerting hegemony of its own.
Source: Vulture
Beyond tech, we are coming to the end of a long period of global neoliberal hegemony – the dominance of a certain set of ideas about how the world should be run.
Source: Police News
Putin ends his official day with a phone call to Ilham Aliyev, the president of Azerbaijan, a former Soviet republic that, like many others, chafes at Russian hegemony in the region.
Source: The Washington Post
“The banking industry is still under the hegemony of the black market and the money speculators, especially as most money exchange companies, which possess huge sums of local currency, operate outside the control of the CBY-Aden,” Saleh said
The civil war pitting the Iran-backed Houthis against the Yemeni government broke out in 2014 when the Houthis took Sanaa, before a Saudi-led military intervention in March 2015.
Source: Al Jazeera English
McAskill is asking for a moral revolution, a fundamental shift away from the hegemony of pure economics and crass politics toward the realm of moral philosophy.
Source: Worth
Each side perceives the other to be seeking enough superiority to achieve (or retain) regional hegemony.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
SpaceX’s Starship, which it hopes to one day use to ferry people to the moon, Mars, and other parts of the solar system, will likely become the first of its class to launch successfully as a fully reusable systemChina’s lurch into reusability is its most aggressive step yet in trying to dethrone American hegemony in space.
Source: The Daily Beast
It’s essentially a parable of America and its hegemony game and worth quoting at length here:
Once, I picked up an illustrated version of the legends of King Arthur and his knights, and found myself reading about another legendary mountain, this one in Wales.
Source: Hooray! CounterPunch.org CounterPunch
Across all, one trend emerged: the hegemony of English
is in decline.
Source: The Economist
Like all imperial powers, its hegemony is expressed in the assertion of its right not to care.
Source: The Guardian
In 1966, he had launched his Rive Gauche ready-to-wear men and womenswear label and boutique on nearby Rue de Tournon, and had publicly declared that the hegemony of haute couture was "démodé", although he continued to create couture collections.
Source: BBC
It does not seem unreasonable to posit that one of the aims of America’s strategy may be to strengthen its own hegemony over the continent and end Europe’s aspirations to “strategic autonomy”.
Source: UnHerd
Operating through multiple media and across fields, his work opens a collaborative arena aimed at environmental justice and counter-hegemony narrative prototype | Ukraineprototype.
Source: ArchDaily
Prices of semiconductor wafers have skyrocketed over the past few years, in part, due to the complexity associated with manufacturing and TSMC's hegemony in the market.
Source: Notebookcheck.net
Similarly, the 2018 National Defense Strategy termed Beijing a “strategic competitor” that is looking to attain “Indo-Pacific regional hegemony in the near-term and displacement of the United States to achieve global preeminence in the future.
Source: The Diplomat
Most important, our hegemony has helped protect democracy worldwide against challenges from authoritarianism.
Source: The Atlantic
military primacy and global hegemony, with no acknowledgement of costs to U.
Source: Responsible Statecraft
The Eighties pop hegemony followed a deeply fractious period when the rockers hated the disco fans and the punks disdained both.
Source: UnHerd
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