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Hegemony and counter hegemony in Fiji

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The article analyses Fiji politics by utilising the analytical framework established by neo-Gramscian scholars, who emphasise the role of social forces and constitutive moments in the making of history. Elite hegemony in Fiji was founded on the hegemony of indigenous chiefs, local and transnational capital and indigenous nationalism. These three pillars of elite hegemony are central arguments o...
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2017
Location:
Fiji
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Journal article
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Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies
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