class 14 hegemonic stability theory Flashcards
when do wars between the 2 most powerful sates happen?
then 2 sates are about to pass act other in power aka when one is in relative decline.
what is the cycle of hegemonic power
around 100 years
what are the characteristics of hegemonic power
- naval power
- commercial trade
- Technology dominance
why did the us economy crash in 1929
depend on loan from europe, they need funds from Germany, difficulty to see us market after the Smoot_Hawley Act in 1930, leading to cycle collapse
according to Charles Kindleberger what are the 2 causes of the great depression
- normal cycle of business that rises and falls.
- the absence of hegemonic power
by what are public good characterize by
- nonrivalsness, a gain to a state does not cause loss to another
- non exclusiveness: no sate can be excluded from the benefits of the public good
what is the role of the hegemonic power in the economic economy
- provide lake resort, should provide low-interest counter-cyclical loans to desperate businesses and states
- hegemonic is a market of last resort. protections to it market. Raise of tariff for foreign investors.
whaat was the purpose of the establishment of UN
provide framework to support Worlds Bank and International Monetary Fund
What does Joanne Gowa argues about the no need to have a hegemonic
- free trade is a myth
- free trade not a public good
- smaller sates can cooperage to minion public good