What are the concrete examples of hegemonic policies?

For example, in the case of the United States: the Marshall Plan; the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; The "Fourth Point Plan" was implemented, a series of military alliance treaties were signed with many countries, and overseas military bases were established. In the 50s, he launched a war of aggression against Korea, in the 60s he participated in the Vietnam War, and in the 80s he invaded Grenada and Panama.

Pursuing global interests is the main thrust of US foreign policy. As a superpower, the Soviet Union also pursued hegemonic policies abroad: sending troops to Czechoslovakia, invading Afghanistan, expanding into the Third World, and seizing strategic locations; amassing heavy troops and creating trouble on the Chinese border; support for Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia, etc.

On a global scale, the Soviet Union broke the situation in which the United States dominated the world and fiercely competed with the United States in the military, political, economic, scientific, and technological fields.

It is also reflected in the Vienna Conferences of 1814 and 1815 and the Paris Peace Conference of 1919.

It is to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, to fight the Korean War against the United States, to send the Seventh Fleet into the Taiwan Strait, to fight Afghanistan, and to fight the Iraq War, like the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan, all of which are manifestations of hegemonism.

1. The United States monopolized Japan.

2. The United States supports the expansion of South Korea's military power.

3. Deploy the 7th Fleet and introduce nuclear ** into the Western Pacific.

4. Launching a war of aggression against Vietnam.

5. The Nixon Doctrine was introduced.

Hegemonism and power politics essentially put the interests of one's own country above the interests of other countries, and rely on their economic and military strength to control, interfere, and invade other countries, causing turmoil and unrest in the world and becoming the main source of threats to world peace and stability. The main manifestations of this are: the first group repents and forces other countries to accept and copy their own social systems and ideologies.

Second, it arbitrarily interferes in the internal affairs of other countries by using issues such as "democracy", "human rights" and even "values"; Thirdly, with economic and military strength, aggression everywhere. They are placed in the UN Security Council.

Ignoring it violates national sovereignty.

and the sacred principle of the inviolability of territorial integrity, which flagrantly tramples on the universal principles of international relations and aims to establish a new international order that suits their own interests by force and establishes its status as the dominant world order.

1. Relying on political, military and economic superiority, the policy of undermining the sovereignty of Rankai and controlling the sovereignty of other countries in the whole world or in individual Piwuhu regions, and seeking a dominant position.

2. The power of wealth created by the social change that is one step ahead of the curve, expands its own power to backward countries and regions, dumps its surplus commodities, and plunders the resources of poor and weak countries and regions.

Clause. 1. Adopt a policy of coercion;

Clause. 2. Aggression against foreign countries.

The developed countries dominate the world (in every way, they are dominant) and develop their countries by virtue of their own strength} seeking wealth. For example, after the return of World War II, the global strategy of the United States to seek leadership and control over the world has undergone many adjustments and changes, and in the 21 st century, US unilateralism has run rampant.

Developed countries are technologically advanced.

For the cheap raw materials of some technologically backward countries to be purchased in a 'predatory' way, and then exported to the more backward countries at the highest price, the United States has an increasing ambition to dominate the world (the reason is that the weak countries in the world alone can no longer meet its needs, and the countries of the whole world want to serve him in a wide book) and everything is centered on him.

Many economic systems are developed by developed countries.

Many economic systems are formulated by developed countries, and these economic systems are formulated around their own advantages, that is, countries that can develop themselves better and more smoothly, and backward countries must implement the systems they designate. Many, many examples illustrate this problem, and it is enough to think of such a problem as long as it means a little bit of "bullying others" (bullying the country). Hegemonism and power politics are the main obstacles that threaten world peace and stability because:

In order to realize its ambition of dominating the world or the region, hegemonism relies on its own economic and military strength and uses violent means to try to manipulate international or regional affairs, infringe on the sovereignty of other countries, and even engage in wars of aggression. In order to frantically pursue so-called power in international politics, power political countries rely on their own economic and military strength to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, bully the weak with the strong, bully the small with the big, and suppress the poor with the rich, thus threatening world peace and stability.