The implementation of hegemony, since the eclipse of British maritime Empire, has been the prerogative of the US. There have been variations on the theme – sometimes Hawks, sometimes Doves – but the essential nature of Geopolitics (and GeoEconomics) has been a symphony about ‘hegemony’.
This has dominated US thinking since the second world war and effectively the foreign policy remit throughout the Cold War.
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