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Empire, Hegemony, and Leadership: Developing a Research Framework for the Study of Regional PowersAuthor(s): Sandra DestradiPublisher(s): German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA), Hamburg, Germany Date of publication: Jun 2008 Issue number: 79 Format: PDF Pages: 31 Available for purchase: Yes URL: www@giga-hamburg.de Series: GIGA Working Papers Description: This paper develops a theoretical framework to distinguish between different types of regional powers in international relations. The author argues that regional powers can follow a wider range of foreign policy strategies in their region than are usually suggested by the notion of regional leadership. She distinguishes between three ideal-typical regional strategies: empire, hegemony and leadership. The paper outlines the essential traits of imperial, hegemonic and leading strategies and identifies subtypes for better classifying hegemony and leadership. General note: © Sandra DestradiDownload:
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