US TRADE HEGEMONISM: THE POST-COLD WAR ERA

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SHIRKHANI M.A.; GHANBAR LOU A.A.

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Journal: Political Quarterly Year:2008 | Volume:38 | Issue:2 Page(s): 167-188

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Title

US TRADE HEGEMONISM: THE POST-COLD WAR ERA

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SHIRKHANI M.A. | GHANBAR LOU A.A. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

CAPITALISMQ2

FREE TRADEQ2

FREE TRADE AGREEMENTQ2

HEGEMONIC STABILITYQ3

HEGEMONYQ2

POWERQ3

REALISMQ2

REGIONALISMQ2

SEEKINGQ3

WTOQ3

Abstract

Given the economic problems that was challenging US HEGEMONY in the late of Cold War era, economic HEGEMONY-seeking has been one of the foundational dimensions of US hegemonism in the Post-Cold War Era. Economic HEGEMONY of a state depends on two main necessities: High national economic advantages, and capability for leadership of the world economy. Hence, other dimensions of hegemonic POWER such as high-level military POWER is strongly important. As a superpower state, the US has tried in the Post-Cold War era for both dominating trade opportunities and the leadership of world trade affairs. The US trade HEGEMONY-seeking in this era has had two interrelated directions: Multilateral world direction in which the US tries to develop the GATT/WTO under American leadership, and preferential direction in which the US develops FREE TRADE agreements both regionally and bilaterally.

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SHIRKHANI, M.A., & GHANBAR LOU, A.A.. (2008). US TRADE HEGEMONISM: THE POST-COLD WAR ERA. POLITICS QUARTERLY: JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, 38(2), 167-188. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/110540/en

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SHIRKHANI M.A., GHANBAR LOU A.A.. US TRADE HEGEMONISM: THE POST-COLD WAR ERA. POLITICS QUARTERLY: JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE[Internet]. 2008;38(2):167-188. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/110540/en

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M.A. SHIRKHANI, and A.A. GHANBAR LOU, “US TRADE HEGEMONISM: THE POST-COLD WAR ERA,” POLITICS QUARTERLY: JOURNAL OF FACULTY OF LAW AND POLITICAL SCIENCE, vol. 38, no. 2, pp. 167–188, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/110540/en

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