Korolija (5 Ergebnisse)

PAPERBACK. Zustand: Very Good+. Paperback edition. 118pp, square small quarto paperback. wraps clean, tight binding, interior clean throughout.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book offers a structural reinterpretation of the American Revolution and the early Republic as the formative phase of U.S. hegemony.Rather than treating independence as a purely political or ideological break, it analyzes how economic transformation, class alliances, and institutional innovation laid the foundations of American power.Covering the period from the imperial crisis of the 1760s through the consolidation of the federal state in the 1790s, the book traces how land policy, finance, trade, labor systems, and military organization reshaped colonial society and produced a new hegemonic order. The Revolution is examined not only as a struggle against Britain, but as a process of internal restructuring that stabilized elite power while expanding popular consent.Using a historical-sociological framework, the book highlights the role of state formation, territorial expansion and ideological production in transforming a group of colonies into a cohesive power capable of sustained internal hegemony and imperial expansion. Special attention is given to class alliances and the emergence of federal institutions as mechanisms of long-term stabilization of hegemony.Written for scholars, students, and analytically minded readers, this book provides a rigorous alternative to event-driven or nationalist narratives-offering instead a theory-guided explanation of how American hegemony began.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Theory of Ideological Hegemony and the Imperial Phase of Capitalism offers a synthesis of Marxist, Gramscian, and Althusserian theory to explain how ideology, power, and global capitalism reproduce themselves through modern state and supranational institutions.In this wide-ranging study, Aleksandar Korolija develops the original concept of the imperial ideological apparatus-a framework that connects the structures of global finance, political power, and transnational institutions such as NATO, the IMF, and NGOs with the formation of contemporary ideological systems. Combining philosophical precision with historical analysis, the book explores how class domination is maintained not only through economic coercion but through the cultural and ideological mechanisms of the global order.Drawing on Marx, Gramsci, and Althusser-while critically engaging with other critical authors-Korolija demonstrates how the transition from the nation-state to the imperial phase of capitalism transforms the function of ideology itself. This theory connects the formation of hegemony in the classical Marxist sense to the reproduction of global capitalist power in the 21st century. Winner of the 2023 and 2024 Best Dissertation Award of the Serbian Sociological Society.…

Linköping 1998. 277, (9) pp. Soft cover. Fine condition.

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