Abstract Since the onset of the 2008 financial crisis, there has been a running debate among international relations scholars about the future of the open liberal economic order. In many ways, however, this debate has generated more heat than light. Little thought has been given to considering the theory and process of great-power revisionism in the global political economy. In the presence of an existing hegemonic order, how would a rational revisionist develop a viable, peaceful counter-hegemonic strategy? This paper considers what a counter-hegemonic approach would look like in the absence of a great-power war. Building on Susan Strange’s concept of structural power, this paper concludes that there is an optimal revisionist sequence to challenge a hegemonic economic order. Such a sequence prioritizes attacking the ideational dimensions of the order before its material dimensions.

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全球经济中的反霸权战略

摘要 自 2008 年金融危机爆发以来，国际关系学者就开放的自由经济秩序的未来展开了激烈的辩论。然而，在许多方面，这场辩论产生的热量多于光。很少考虑考虑全球政治经济中大国修正主义的理论和过程。在霸权秩序存在的情况下，一个理性的修正主义者如何制定可行的、和平的反霸权战略？本文考虑了在没有大国战争的情况下反霸权的方法会是什么样子。本文以苏珊·斯特兰奇的结构性权力概念为基础，得出结论，存在挑战霸权经济秩序的最优修正主义序列。