hegemonies in a sentence

1. It has instead spawned new hegemonies.

2. Our mind is conquered by these two mental hegemonies.

3. Our Europe no longer functions on the basis of successive hegemonies.

4. Man is only one part more, without hegemonies, as it was under animism.

5. We want a multipolar world, without the hegemonies that exist at present.

6. In contrast Democratic Modernity, democratic confederalism prevents the formation of new hegemonies.

7. A tiny border city of 7 million people cannot singlehandedly dismantle the hegemonies that ensnare it.

8. All rival civil religions and hegemonies would be suppressed: Liberalism, Marxism, Islam, Judaism, etc.

9. Doesn't it serve, rather, to further entrench existing hegemonies and (distribution) economies of knowledge?

10. What erodes are the hegemonies of certain parties (and fractions of intellectuals) in socio-political situations.

11. The main goal of the DIY movement was to decentralize cultural production and to put an end to cultural hegemonies.

12. Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc (*1977 in French Guiana) studies the cultural hegemonies that underpin contemporary societies.

13. Hegemonies and dominances in the shared working process will be critically questioned and their causes discussed in dialogue.

14. “On Hegemonies and Alliances” is a yearly conference covering the antagonistic and troubled region of Middle East and Gulf countries.

15. In many places of the world, the brutal power struggle between the two hegemonies is fought in the form of an economic and trade war.

16. It’s about being in exchange with the ‘subalterns’, the most marginalised groups, without reproducing hegemonies within these interactions.

17. the conception of a multipolar world without hegemonies; which requires defeating the project of unipolar imperial hegemony to guarantee planetary peace and the "balance of the universe".

18. WT: It can break open the still strongly regulated hegemonies and create approaches to which the audience, therefore all those who have the opportunity to visit an exhibition, has a basic right.

19. Do not allow it to become a victim of totalitarian and imperialistic systems or hegemonies, for which man counts only as an object of domination and not as the subject of his own human existence.

20. … the asymmetrical concentration of information and power tends to strengthen the stronger economic agents and thus to create hegemonies capable of unilaterally influencing not only the markets, but also political and regulatory systems.