ISO/IEC 17025: History and introduction of concepts

Hegemonija ali nadvlada, prevlada, je političen, kulturni ali ekonomski vpliv ali dominacija enega naroda, družbe ali skupine nad drugim. Hegemonija se je v preteklosti najpogosteje dosegla z uporabo sile. Danes se najbolj pogosto nanaša na močan ekonomski in kulturni vpliv z mehanizmi globalizacije, najbolj znan primer iz antike pa je romanizacija.

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