A Comparative Analysis of Hegemonic Stability Theories in Global Governance Dynamics

Authors

  • Alex Hall Professor
  • Daniel Taylor Associate Professor
  • Quinn Thompson PhD

Keywords:

hegemonic stability theories, global governance, power dynamics, international cooperation, multilateral institutions

Abstract

This study examines the contrasting frameworks of hegemonic stability theories within the context of evolving global governance mechanisms. Through a multi-methodological approach, we explore power dynamics, institutional influences, and their implications for international cooperation. Our findings illuminate the nuanced interplay between dominant state actors and multilateral institutions, offering insights into contemporary policy challenges and the future of global stability.

Author Biographies

Alex Hall, Professor

Professor
Harvard University
Cambridge, MA, USA

Daniel Taylor, Associate Professor

Associate Professor
University of Oxford
Oxford OX1 2JD, United Kingdom

Quinn Thompson, PhD

PhD
Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200, Australia

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Алиева–Мамедова, Г. (2016). Азербайджан в начале XXI века (Азербайджан напочатку XXI століття). Гілея: науковий вісник, (110), 150-152.

Алиева-Мамедова Г. 2016. Азербайджан в начале XXI века. Гилея: Научный вестник, 110 (7): 150—152.

Published

2024-10-24

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