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The aim is to analyze the decline of hegemonic mobilization and its implications for international relations.

April 22, 2026Open Access

The Erosion of Hegemonic Mobilization: Intergenerational Decay, Social Equilibrium, and the Structural Limits of Offshore Balancing

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This analysis explores the decay of hegemonic mobilization, highlighting structural limits in offshore balancing.

The aim is to analyze the decline of hegemonic mobilization and its implications for international relations.
Theoretical extension of Mearsheimer's framework.
Examination of historical case studies.
Analysis of social dynamics affecting mobilization.
Identified factors leading to intergenerational decay of hegemonic power.
Demonstrated that social equilibrium impacts mobilization effectiveness.
Outlined structural limitations inherent in offshore balancing strategies.

Jiacheng Yang (2026) studied this question.

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