| Hegemonism is the main source of the turbulence in the international situation. |
| The book draws parallels between the post-World War I imperialist ambitions of Russia and the modern hegemonism of the Kremlin. |
| And yet, instead of focusing on issues of regional cooperation, SAARC has been effectively converted into a talking shop, dominated by overt Indian hegemonism. |
| The countries declared the policy of hegemonism and expansion in political, economic, global, regional forms as unacceptable. |
| It seems, however, to be more 'userfriendly' than universality, since the latter is bound up with the difficulties of communicability and translatability, as well as with the charge of hegemonism. |
