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Hegemonic international order allow hegemonic class to go global

Cox argued that a hegemonic state and the international order it facilitates should not be conceived in purely inter-state terms. Instead the concept of a hegemonic international order is one that provides opportunities for the hegemonic class of the hegemonic state to operate on a global scale.

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Themes & Theories in International Relations
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5. Capitalism. energy, exploitation
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B. World Systems Theory
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D. Gramsci
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Hegemonic international order allow hegemonic class to go global
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Class hegemony entrenched in civil society, not just the government
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Cox 1980s: applied Gramsci to international relations
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Gramsci 1930s: hegemonic social class in Western capitalist countries
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Similar national hegemonic classes connected through hegemonic order
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Social, economic institutions, culture propagate through global order
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