Questions and Answers About Resistance to American Hegemony

Abstract

Now, at the dawn of the twenty-first century, the answer to why American intervention in the Global South is wrong also provides us with some provisional answers to the following questions: (1) What can be done right for the cause of development in the Global South without the interventions of U.S. hegemony?; (2) What can be done both nationally and internationally so that alternative models to U.S. hegemony can be designed and implemented?; (3) “What can be done so that mutually beneficial forms of national and international development can be built, structured, and practiced in such a way that they advance the integration of human rights along with solutions to the many challenges associated with bringing about political, economic, and social inclusion?; and (4) What strategies can be advanced, what political alliances can be forged, what economic practices can be inaugurated in order to actively advance the global trends at work that are moving toward regionalization and the evolution of a multicentric regional order?