• Juice@midwest.social
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    5 hours ago

    Hm. I mean, thats a really good point. Now you’ve got me thinking about the differences between neocolonialism and hegemony, as well as the difference between the historic imperialism of EU nations, vs the role of the EU; as well as like how the national interests of a formerly imperialist country functions within the imperialism of global capital. Not sure where to start but its a very compelling line.

    Re: China as global hegemon, we are all becoming Mearsheimer-ists, aren’t we?