The interviewer argues Europe's post-Cold War order depended on a belief in benign Western hegemony and outsourced strategy to the United States for decades.
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Liberal Hegemony
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Jiang argues that the worldwide spread of liberal hegemony has itself generated a backlash, which is why critics such as Alexander Dugin gain influence by articulating what people feel is wrong with Western liberalism.
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"Well, it's hard to disagree with that assessment, but, no, things are going from bad to worse. I think the, the, the reason why..."
"So again, it's, um, it's almost like a civilizing mission. The dominance is us and sovereign inequality is a force for good in the..."
"...soft power america is dominant um but this sort of like liberal hegemony has created this like backlash all around the world okay so..."
"...this world order, the post -cold war or world order of liberal hegemony is gone. Uh, so the use is not dominant anymore and..."
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