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Lateralism – The Globalization of US Hegemony after World War II

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  • Pachankis, Yang I.

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This is a preliminary search and research of world order and global politics. It is history-based and examines the concept of globalization as a result of causes. The prevailing hegemonic power of United States is constituted of physical presence of troops, financial power, and most importantly, predominance in lateralized power in governance bodies around the world. Time is never linear per se in concept or in discoveries, sovereignty as so. The preeminence of space entities and discoveries of planet management is changing the modality of border management and territorial groupings. The entities of the knowing and the consistent devising of apparatus and distribution continues altering globalized political entities. The exacerbating move on deployment of U.S. Space Command and militant service over Starcom has again like the Cold War compacting regional stability. This paper digs into the phenomenon.

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  • Pachankis, Yang I., 2020. "Lateralism – The Globalization of US Hegemony after World War II," Thesis Commons 9c4u5, Center for Open Science.
  • Handle: RePEc:osf:thesis:9c4u5
    DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/9c4u5
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