U.S. hegemony and international business research: Further considerations

Research and International Business

This article addresses issues of relevant research by differentiating research from intelligence-gathering, by presenting classical approach to develop criteria for selecting research topic, by indicating the importance of research validity and limitations, and by taking eclectic paradigm as an example of research in international business.

A Model of US Hegemony

The obvious fact of US global hegemony has taken quite some time to enter public awareness. It is frequently described now, sometimes quite critically, sometimes celebrated as a great blessing to the world – e.g. in Thomas L. Freedman’s The Lexus and the Olive Tree. Understanding Globalisation (1999). Even the notion of an American Empire has come into use, the term often being used in a compla...

From ‘theories of Hegemony’ to ‘hegemony Analysis’ in International Relations

Undertaking Research in Other Countries: Further Considerations

Adamson Muula The article by Skene [1] has touched on an important topic in as far as global health research is concerned. Skene’s barometer is certainly a critical contribution to the discourse in research ethics that could be used in both extra-territorial and intra-territorial research. There are, however, several areas where I feel a different opinion would enrich the discussion. My fi rst ...

Glioblastoma research: US and international networking achievements

Being the most aggressive type of brain tumor, glioblastoma is estimated to be diagnosed in about 12,400 new cases in 2017. The diagnosis is dramatic to patients and relatives and leaves open many unanswered questions for them. One is the big question why there is no cure as in other tumors. This review illustrates the US and global research efforts that have been made over the past century. It...