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January 31, 2026Journal of international area studies

Typologizing Pathways of Maritime Hegemonic Transition

J.A.N. Lee Jeeyong Kim

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This research aims to compare and analyze seven cases of maritime hegemonic transitions from dominant to challenger states.
Comparative analysis of seven pairs of states transitioning maritime hegemony
Measurement using nominal scales for four key variables
Application of maximum entropy system analysis and regression analysis
Identified common combinations of variables influencing maritime hegemonic transitions
Found that unique historical contexts result in distinctive transition paths
Concluded that the transition of maritime hegemony from the U.S. to China is likely based on identified patterns

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Analysis typologizes maritime hegemonic transitions, highlighting unique historical contexts of seven nation pairs.

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Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69aa7027531e4c4a9ff59b85 https://doi.org/10.18327/jias.2026.1.30.1.99

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