Titlebook: Hegemony and Global Citizenship; Transitional Governa Robert C. Paehlke Book 2014 Robert C. Paehlke 2014 citizenship.global governance.gove

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,Hegemony’s Comforts, Hegemony’s Price,ortable as citizens of a hegemonic power, a self-identified “greatest nation on earth.” This sense of comfort existed even for many who had little by way of a personal share in America’s material bounty. Most Americans felt happily isolated from the worst perils of a troubled world.

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A Tale of Three Cities: Kyoto, Baghdad, and New Orleans,erican hegemonic power. The system itself has become dysfunctional in several ways and unable to address key global problems. Moreover, America for a time proved unable to resist the temptation to use hegemonic power in self-serving ways—and unable to avoid imposing the costs of hegemony on its own

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The Evolution of Citizenship: From Athens to Earth,trongly identifies with being a citizen of the world ahead of being a citizen of a home country.”. It also found that a majority of university-educated citizens from a diverse group of nations believed that there is a need for increased global rule-making and for global enforcement of those rules. T

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Global Citizenship without Global Government,America cannot indefinitely maintain disproportionate hegemonic power without imposing additional burdens on its own people.. This is not an American failing; hegemonic power is inherently impermanent and is increasingly outmoded as a way to organize global affairs. America and the world would be be

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,Hegemony’s Comforts, Hegemony’s Price,ortable as citizens of a hegemonic power, a self-identified “greatest nation on earth.” This sense of comfort existed even for many who had little by way of a personal share in America’s material bounty. Most Americans felt happily isolated from the worst perils of a troubled world.