The COVID-19 Pandemic and the Incoming Hegemonic Shift

Josip Lučev
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—The objective of this paper is to analyze the importance of economic trends in the past four decades to the evolving situation in the hegemonic cycle. The theoretical framework stems largely from the systemic cycle theory. We further the conceptual research agenda which involves growth models in hegemonic analysis. The methodology of the paper relies on available data and projections from WTO, World Bank, and IMF. We will use them to show the extent of the economic hegemonic decline in the USA, and contrast this to its military and political capabilities. The paper will place the trends of the COVID-19 pandemics within the broader historical tendencies including Trump-era protectionism and the extent of the attempted decoupling of the US from the global economy.
COVID-19大流行和即将到来的霸权转移
-本文的目的是分析过去四十年经济趋势对霸权周期演变形势的重要性。理论框架主要来源于系统周期理论。我们进一步探讨了霸权分析中涉及增长模型的概念研究议程。本文的研究方法依赖于世界贸易组织、世界银行和国际货币基金组织的现有数据和预测。我们将用它们来展示美国经济霸权衰退的程度,并将其与军事和政治能力进行对比。本文将把COVID-19大流行的趋势置于更广泛的历史趋势中,包括特朗普时代的保护主义和美国试图与全球经济脱钩的程度。
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