hegemony
పెత్తనం
definition
noun
Germany was united under Prussian hegemony after 1871
leadership or dominance, especially by one country or social group over others.
translation of 'hegemony'
నాయకత్వము,
సమిష్టి పాలనలో ఇతరవానిమీద ఆధిపత్యము
example
Germany was united under Prussian 'hegemony' after 1871
The ruling classes in Europe and Japan are far less willing to accept US 'hegemony' .
Will Europe ever get a clue, or will they just kowtow to U.S. 'hegemony' ?
On the military level, it is much more difficult for Europe to challenge American 'hegemony' .
At a cultural level, there are signs that the bourgeois 'hegemony' is being challenged by our taste for the tasteless.
It is striking how exactly this coincided with the end of the world 'hegemony' of British imperialism.
Under this strategy they are going to bring the whole world under their 'hegemony' .
It is not a battle for territorial domination, ideological supremacy or economic 'hegemony' .
Germany was united under Prussian 'hegemony' after 1871
American 'hegemony' in defence will, however, remain unchallenged for as long ahead as can be contemplated.
Yet, while imperialism has generally withered, other forms of domination or 'hegemony' have arisen.
The almighty dollar, which at one time served as a tool of 'hegemony' , is not as viable a tool at present.
Nevertheless its defeat was a massive blow to US 'hegemony' in the region.
In the east, the seventh-century crisis similarly undermined aristocratic 'hegemony' .
The problem for the ruling class is how to reassert such 'hegemony' .
It has no basis in anything other than the social reality its 'hegemony' constructs.
US military 'hegemony' is no longer underwritten by equivalent global economic supremacy.
In its early years it was seen by the Soviet Union as an instrument of Western 'hegemony' .
For Marxists, US 'hegemony' was a specific phase of capitalist expansion in the post-war era.
It has been a strong supporter of United States 'hegemony' , and therefore also of the NATO alliance.
In the power politics of this struggle for 'hegemony' , the new cold war is not much different from the old cold war.
Driven by its economic crisis, it is attempting to reorganise the globe under its 'hegemony' .
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