Political Science graduate from LSR.
Masters in International Relations from JNU.
UPSC Aspirant.


Bharti Mahlyan

In this course, Bharti Mahlyan discusses how the US emerged as a hegemon after the disintegration of USSR. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE aspirants.

CBSE Class 12

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US Hegemony in World Politics: Class 12 NCERT

US Hegemony in World Politics

Contemporary World - Politics

Political Science

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

The lesson is about the stories of 3 people all around the world which are related deeply to US Hegemony

Introduction

The lesson is explaining 'Operating Desert Strom' along with Clinton's policies in dealing with International affairs.

Iraqi Invasion on Kuwait

The lesson cover portion on 9/11 and the the Iraq invasion

9/11 and the Global War on Terror.

The lesson explains the concept of Hegemony and the US Hegemony as a Hard Power.

Hegemony as Hard Power

The lesson explains about the structural aspects or power and how US played a role of Hegemon in the sphere

Hegemony as Structural Power

The lesson explains examples global public goods along with introduction to US Hegemony as Soft Power.

Hegemony as Structural Power II

The lesson is about US Hegemony as Soft Power. How US entered in the culture of other countries.

Hegemony as Soft power

The lesson is about how constraints on American power has been posed by Americans only.

Constraints on American Power

The lesson explains the debate on Indo-US relations

India's Relationship with the US

The lesson is about how US Hegemony could possibly be moderated if not eliminated

How Can Hegemony be Overcome?

The lesson summarize all the topics of the course.

Conclusion

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Nishant Kumar

In this course we discuss about the Alternative Centres of Power, thereby by understanding the European Union (EU), and the ASEAN. Further we understand the Rise of the Chinese Economy, and lastly the India-China Relations.

(Hindi) Alternative Centers of Power for Class 12

I breathe three main religions of India i.e cricket, politics and cinema. I love to share my knowledge, with people in a way they understand

Sushant Srivasatava

In this course, we will discuss about how USA created it's hegemony after the collapse of Soviet Union. Certain events that took place after 1990s and how USA captured the middle East. In this we will talk about the regime and policies of various US presidents also.

(Hindi) USA and It's Hegemony In World Politics

I am a University of Delhi graduate. I enjoy learning and teaching and I am here to make learning fun and interesting for you guys!  

Trupti Dhamija

Now that bipolarity came to an end with the end of the cold war and the downfall of one of the two superpowers in the world. This course will discuss the existing superpower that shapes the world politics.

CBSE Class 12 - US Hegemony in World Politics

I have done Masters in International Relations and did graduation in Political Science. 

The course is about the US hegemony in various aspects of life be it military or culture, US is everywhere.

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Satender Pratap

Qualification

ETE , BA , B.ED , MA

Satender Pratap

The course covers political science class 12.The course will be beneficial for Class 12 aspirants.

(Hindi) Class 12 Political Science

This Course is about Political Science. 

This Course is beneficial for Class 12 Students.

Lessons

11 lessons • 2h 4m

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Introduction

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Iraqi Invasion on Kuwait

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9/11 and the Global War on Terror.

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Hegemony as Hard Power

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Hegemony as Structural Power

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Hegemony as Structural Power II

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Hegemony as Soft power

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Constraints on American Power

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India's Relationship with the US

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How Can Hegemony be Overcome?

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