by TRADE WARS AFTER CORONAVIRUS Economic, political and theoretical implications An online conference from the WEA, 19th October to 5th December, 2020 The current correlation of forces in the struggle for global economic hegemony Juan Vázquez Rojo The objective of this paper is to analyze the current correlation of forces between China and the United States to verify whether this distribution of power corresponds to the current hegemonic order. Starting from the concept of interstate hegemony and … The objective of this paper is to analyze the current correlation of forces between China and the United States to verify whether this distribution of power corresponds to the current hegemonic order. Starting from the concept of interstate hegemony and … READ THE PAPER AND COMMENT
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TRADE WARS AFTER CORONAVIRUS
Economic, political and theoretical implications
An online conference from the WEA, 19th October to 5th December, 2020
The current correlation of forces in the struggle for global economic hegemony
Juan Vázquez Rojo
The objective of this paper is to analyze the current correlation of forces between China and the United States to verify whether this distribution of power corresponds to the current hegemonic order. Starting from the concept of interstate hegemony and …
The objective of this paper is to analyze the current correlation of forces between China and the United States to verify whether this distribution of power corresponds to the current hegemonic order. Starting from the concept of interstate hegemony and …
China in 1980 had an income per head of about 300 dollars, the US had 29,863.02 dollars. Forty years later, China is a world leader on par with the US, has a dynamic high tech industry, and the largest middle …
The interplays of US, China and their intellectual monopolies
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Beyond the US-China watershed and supposedly polar state ideologies (liberal and pro-free- market in the US and dominated by state planning in China), this article delves into the shared traits of these powerful states. The US -at least since the …
The Hegemonic Siege on American Power: US-China Disputes in the Shaping of the 21st Century World-System
Eduardo Martínez-Ávila
The hegemony of the United States is undergoing a process of structural weakness. The 1970s represented an exceptional economic period in the crisis-reconfiguration of the Western economic system. The restructuring of the world-system under the project of neoliberal globalization, the …
America’s Trade Deficits: Blame U.S. Policies – Starting with Tax Laws
Kenneth E. Austin
This conference paper is a follow up to American Trade Deficits and the Unidirectionality Error, (Austin, 2019) which explained that main-stream economists have badly misunderstood or misrepresented the cause of U.S. trade deficits. For over 15 years, the United States …