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Year 2023, Volume: 28 Issue: 2, 194 - 221, 26.12.2023

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The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics

Year 2023, Volume: 28 Issue: 2, 194 - 221, 26.12.2023

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Contrary to the traditional perspective of international relations theories, neo-Gramscian theory perceives hegemonic structure and power transitions in the international system as a result of both material and social interactions. Inspired by neo-Gramscian theory, this article argues that as in hegemony, counter-hegemony is also built on consent, which is created by non-military instruments. Among many instruments building consent, the article focuses on economic, institutional, and ideational ones that make the counter-hegemonic model attractive. In this sense, the rising power must invoke non-material forms of consent to build its “legitimate order” in the same way the hegemon invokes these to maintain its predominance. The article explores counter-hegemony processes via a comparative historical case study of developments in the Pax Britannica and Pax Americana systems. In
doing so, it juxtaposes the U.S. positions, initiatives, and counter-hegemony models against Pax Britannica, and those of China against the present Pax Americana. The regional and global reflections of China’s counter-hegemony model is analyzed through a neo-Gramscian framework with reference to the U.S. counter-hegemony projection.

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Primary Language English
Subjects Politics in International Relations
Journal Section Articles
Authors

Mehmet Ali Ak

Hamza Yurteri

Publication Date December 26, 2023
Published in Issue Year 2023 Volume: 28 Issue: 2

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APA Ak, M. A., & Yurteri, H. (2023). The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics. PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs, 28(2), 194-221.
AMA Ak MA, Yurteri H. The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics. PERCEPTIONS. December 2023;28(2):194-221.
Chicago Ak, Mehmet Ali, and Hamza Yurteri. “The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics”. PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs 28, no. 2 (December 2023): 194-221.
EndNote Ak MA, Yurteri H (December 1, 2023) The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics. PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs 28 2 194–221.
IEEE M. A. Ak and H. Yurteri, “The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics”, PERCEPTIONS, vol. 28, no. 2, pp. 194–221, 2023.
ISNAD Ak, Mehmet Ali - Yurteri, Hamza. “The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics”. PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs 28/2 (December 2023), 194-221.
JAMA Ak MA, Yurteri H. The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics. PERCEPTIONS. 2023;28:194–221.
MLA Ak, Mehmet Ali and Hamza Yurteri. “The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics”. PERCEPTIONS: Journal of International Affairs, vol. 28, no. 2, 2023, pp. 194-21.
Vancouver Ak MA, Yurteri H. The Power Transition Basis of Counter- Hegemony in the Context of Neo-Gramscianism: The China-U.S. Rivalry in World Politics. PERCEPTIONS. 2023;28(2):194-221.