2018
DOI: 10.1111/wusa.12339
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The US dollar and its challenges: American hegemony in the 21st century

Abstract: Since World War Two, the United States dollar became and remains the global reserve currency. This status in international trade and investment has given the US the ability to exercise hegemonic power around the world. In recent years, there have been attempts by competitor nations notably China, Russia, and Iran to replace the dollar's exclusivity in bilateral trade. Their intention is to undermine the ability of the US to continue as the world's hegemon. It is argued that this outcome is unlikely to be achie… Show more

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“…After 2008, the financial system and the dollar were placed into question. The Renminbi—a currency which until then had been decoupled from the international monetary system—was used increasingly for large regional and international transactions (Costigan and Cottle 2018, 167).…”
Section: From the Disruption Of Unipolarity To Non‐polaritymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After 2008, the financial system and the dollar were placed into question. The Renminbi—a currency which until then had been decoupled from the international monetary system—was used increasingly for large regional and international transactions (Costigan and Cottle 2018, 167).…”
Section: From the Disruption Of Unipolarity To Non‐polaritymentioning
confidence: 99%