A gendered analysis of us decline: a cautionary tale/ Clara Eroukhmanoff

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EROUKHMANOFF Clara

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In: International Relations, Volume 39, Number 1, March 2025, pg. 30-51Summary: This article explores how gender and masculinity influence perceptions and narratives surrounding the decline of US power and influence, particularly in international relations. It argues that the discourse on US decline often relies on masculinized imagery and values, reinforcing a particular type of masculinity and potentially contributing to a backlash against perceived threats to US dominance.

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This article explores how gender and masculinity influence perceptions and narratives surrounding the decline of US power and influence, particularly in international relations. It argues that the discourse on US decline often relies on masculinized imagery and values, reinforcing a particular type of masculinity and potentially contributing to a backlash against perceived threats to US dominance.

US HEGEMONY, HYBRID MASCULINITY, TRUMPISM, DECLINISM, NEWARTICLS

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