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American hegemony and the Trilateral Commission

01 January 1991

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American hegemony and the Trilateral Commission
libdoc March=1992

Author: Gill, Stephen
Publisher: Cambridge University Press 1991, pp.304, Notes,
Bibliography, Index

Keywords: US, Trilateral Commission, NATO, Military,

"In examining the role of the USA in the post-war world order,
Stephen Gill challenges arguments concerning the relative decline
of
American hegemony. He maintains that instead of equating hegemony
with the dominance of one state over other states, one should
redefine the question of hegemony in terms of the relationship
between economic, military, cultural and political forces. Gill
also
develops a concept of transnational hegemony - the rise in the
power
of internationally mobile capital."

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