Restructuring ‘Hegemony’ in the Age of Neo-liberal Globalization (original) (raw)

The paper explores the evolving concept of hegemony amidst the backdrop of neo-liberal globalization, asserting that the historical changes in the global economy have restructured power dynamics, leading to the emergence of transnational capital as a dominant force. It critiques traditional theories of hegemony, emphasizing the necessity of understanding hegemony through the lens of a transnational historic bloc that aligns with the interests of global capitalism, thereby redefining class power and the role of nation states in the context of transnational influences.