Since World War Two, the United States dollar became and remains the global reserve currency. This status in international trade and investment has given the US the ability to exercise hegemonic power around the world. In recent years, there have been attempts by competitor nations notably China, Russia, and Iran to replace the dollar’s exclusivity in bilateral trade. Their intention is to undermine the ability of the US to continue as the world’s hegemon. It is argued that this outcome is unlikely to be achieved in the near term, because of the continuing reliance on the US dollar
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Since World War II, the US dollar (USD) has been the most widely used currency for international com...
This paper models the US dollar as a global currency and focuses on the effects of US money supply s...
The United States\u27 exploding debt and deficits have raised concerns about the future of the dolla...
International audienceThe international monetary system is known to be asymmetric given the dominant...
This article analyses the implications of the establishment of the US dollar as the global reserve c...
This book explains how the United States has been able to use its currency as a fundamental componen...
Contrary to some expert predictions, the US dollar continues to serve the world as the ‘de facto’ in...
This thesis examines the political economy of the United States (US) dollar and its role as the worl...
This essay focusses on the area of hegemonic studies in global politics, framing the discussion betw...
The thesis deals with the development and prospects of the hegemonic U.S. position and analyzes the ...
This paper discusses the US dollar hegemony in the world economy. The discussion is carried out in t...
This Article examines how and why the dollar is being challenged. Part I provides a brief history of...
The article deals with the world functioning from the view of the hegemonic stability theory, which ...
Abstract: The dollar as the BrettonWoods reserve currency was critical in rebuilding the global econ...
The US dollar is still considered as the main strategic deposit among the currencies of different co...
Since World War II, the US dollar (USD) has been the most widely used currency for international com...
This paper models the US dollar as a global currency and focuses on the effects of US money supply s...
The United States\u27 exploding debt and deficits have raised concerns about the future of the dolla...
International audienceThe international monetary system is known to be asymmetric given the dominant...