Political Hegemony and Social Complexity

Exploring the intricacies of contemporary power, this book reexamines political hegemony through the lens of complexity theory, beginning with Gramsci's insights. It integrates concepts like emergence and self-organization to map social complexity, drawing from critical realist sociology, analytic philosophy, and various political ideologies. By aligning Gramscian elements with complexity concepts, it outlines the dimensions of complex hegemonic power and applies this framework to analyze the nature of neoliberal power dynamics since 2008.