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The aim is to redefine hegemony as the result of institutional imbalance rather than a purely cultural phenomenon.

March 23, 2026Open Access

Hegemony Emerges from Institutional Imbalance, Not Cultural Inevitability

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Reinterprets hegemony as rooted in institutional structure, indicating implications for power dynamics.

The aim is to redefine hegemony as the result of institutional imbalance rather than a purely cultural phenomenon.
Utilized Constitutional Civic Realism framework to analyze power dynamics.
Critically examined how ideology functions within institutional structures.
Analyzed the relationship between coordinated control and narrative reproduction.
Identified that cultural hegemony masks structural dynamics of power.
Introduced Organized Civic Power as a means to counteract hegemonic control.
Demonstrated that institutional changes are necessary for altering power distributions.

John C. Matylonek (2026) studied this question.

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