Kasper Arabi
@kasperarabi.bsky.social
PhD candidate @PAISWarwick • (Historical) International Political Economy • (Everyday) Inequality
To overcome this, I approach the state as an intermediary between the everyday on one hand and structural power in the international system on the other. A given state’s deployment of structural power, my argument goes, depends on everyday legitimacy to remain stable.
September 16, 2025 at 7:41 AM
To overcome this, I approach the state as an intermediary between the everyday on one hand and structural power in the international system on the other. A given state’s deployment of structural power, my argument goes, depends on everyday legitimacy to remain stable.
New paper out in @risjnl.bsky.social! 🚨
I explore the everyday foundations of structural power in the international system and advance a new theoretical framework that reconceptualizes the state as a mediator between the two levels.
Time for a short thread! 🧵👇
I explore the everyday foundations of structural power in the international system and advance a new theoretical framework that reconceptualizes the state as a mediator between the two levels.
Time for a short thread! 🧵👇
September 16, 2025 at 7:41 AM
New paper out in @risjnl.bsky.social! 🚨
I explore the everyday foundations of structural power in the international system and advance a new theoretical framework that reconceptualizes the state as a mediator between the two levels.
Time for a short thread! 🧵👇
I explore the everyday foundations of structural power in the international system and advance a new theoretical framework that reconceptualizes the state as a mediator between the two levels.
Time for a short thread! 🧵👇
Reposting on this platform:
🚨Publication alert! 🚨
Happy to see this paper has found its home in RIPE! I address Hegemony Studies 3.0 and argue that contemporary studies of inter-state hegemony suffer from widespread methodological statism.
What does that mean? I explain below. 🧵👇
(1/8)
🚨Publication alert! 🚨
Happy to see this paper has found its home in RIPE! I address Hegemony Studies 3.0 and argue that contemporary studies of inter-state hegemony suffer from widespread methodological statism.
What does that mean? I explain below. 🧵👇
(1/8)
November 18, 2024 at 7:20 AM
Reposting on this platform:
🚨Publication alert! 🚨
Happy to see this paper has found its home in RIPE! I address Hegemony Studies 3.0 and argue that contemporary studies of inter-state hegemony suffer from widespread methodological statism.
What does that mean? I explain below. 🧵👇
(1/8)
🚨Publication alert! 🚨
Happy to see this paper has found its home in RIPE! I address Hegemony Studies 3.0 and argue that contemporary studies of inter-state hegemony suffer from widespread methodological statism.
What does that mean? I explain below. 🧵👇
(1/8)