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This scholarly work develops a groundbreaking theory of group hegemony to explain how wealthy G7 nations sustain the liberal economic order and perpetuate the core-periphery gap in the post-World War II era. The author demonstrates how the G7 functions as a global government of last resort, stepping in as a crisis manager when international institutions falter. Through detailed analysis, the book explores how the G7 supplies critical resources including large markets, foreign investment, and funding for international institutions to maintain world order and incentivise participation from the broader global community. Essential reading for students and scholars of international relations, political economy, and development studies seeking to understand power structures in the global system.

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The book examines the G7's role as a crisis manager and global institution within the post-World War II economic framework.

Develops a new theoretical framework called group hegemony to analyse how wealthy nations maintain the liberal economic order.

Explores the mechanisms through which the G7 supplies resources such as markets, investment, and institutional funding to sustain world order.

Published by Routledge, a leading academic press specialising in politics, international relations, and social sciences.

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Release Date
29 November 2017
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05 January 2018

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