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Dictionary definitions refer to hegemony as the domination and influence of one state government over another. Antonio Gramsci redefined hegemony as ’intellectual and moral leadership ’ (1971: 57) and developed it as his most powerful concept to consider how the socialist subversion o
The work of Antonio Gramsci has been very influential in the field of International Political Econom...
Drawing upon Peter Ives' book, Gramsci's Politics of Language, this article examines the linguistic ...
There can be no doubt that the comparatively recent interest taken in the works of Gramsci stems fro...
Hegemony is a sociological concept developed by Italian Marxist intellectual Antonio Gramsci in pris...
This writing is to parse the context of history from Antonio Gramsci’s thoughts regarding th...
Hegemony is the form of political leadership based on the skillful mix of force and consent. The con...
ABSTRACT. The article focuses on Antonio Gramsci’s Southern Question and the Prison Notebooks and tr...
peer reviewedThe idea of hegemony, in its Gramscian sense, contributed to the renewal of several fie...
Hegemony is by now the most widely used concept of all those found in the Prison Notebooks and devel...
Hegemony is by now the most widely used concept of all those found in the Prison Notebooks and devel...
Since the publication of the Italian Communist Antonio Gramsci\u27s Prison Notebooks in English in t...
The article focuses on Antonio Gramsci’s Southern Question and the Prison Notebooks and tries to dem...
The concept of Hegemony is central to Gramsci's thought, but it has been also the main vector of his...
Any social and political arrangement depends on acceptance. If a substantial part of a people does n...
The concept of hegemony is a notion of power, domination and enforcing the rules. Hegemony, however,...
The work of Antonio Gramsci has been very influential in the field of International Political Econom...
Drawing upon Peter Ives' book, Gramsci's Politics of Language, this article examines the linguistic ...
There can be no doubt that the comparatively recent interest taken in the works of Gramsci stems fro...
Hegemony is a sociological concept developed by Italian Marxist intellectual Antonio Gramsci in pris...
This writing is to parse the context of history from Antonio Gramsci’s thoughts regarding th...
Hegemony is the form of political leadership based on the skillful mix of force and consent. The con...
ABSTRACT. The article focuses on Antonio Gramsci’s Southern Question and the Prison Notebooks and tr...
peer reviewedThe idea of hegemony, in its Gramscian sense, contributed to the renewal of several fie...
Hegemony is by now the most widely used concept of all those found in the Prison Notebooks and devel...
Hegemony is by now the most widely used concept of all those found in the Prison Notebooks and devel...
Since the publication of the Italian Communist Antonio Gramsci\u27s Prison Notebooks in English in t...
The article focuses on Antonio Gramsci’s Southern Question and the Prison Notebooks and tries to dem...
The concept of Hegemony is central to Gramsci's thought, but it has been also the main vector of his...
Any social and political arrangement depends on acceptance. If a substantial part of a people does n...
The concept of hegemony is a notion of power, domination and enforcing the rules. Hegemony, however,...
The work of Antonio Gramsci has been very influential in the field of International Political Econom...
Drawing upon Peter Ives' book, Gramsci's Politics of Language, this article examines the linguistic ...
There can be no doubt that the comparatively recent interest taken in the works of Gramsci stems fro...
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