More than `Anglo-American', it is `Western': hegemony in geography from a Hungarian perspective |
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| Authors: | Judit Timár |
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| Institution: | Centre for Regional Studies of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Békéscsaba, PF 185. H-5600, Hungary |
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| Abstract: | The paper assesses the inequalities of the production of geographical knowledge mainly against the backdrop of the East-West relations, which still dominate Hungarian practice. However, it also offers examples of Anglo-American hegemony making itself felt more acutely; or of Hungarian geographers, at the receiving end of these dimensions of hegemony, producing hegemony in a different system of relations. Investigating the political economic power relations underlying this hegemony and the social agents involved in `hegemony-producing' helps establish potential strategies of putting an end to the inequalities of academic knowledge production. Some possibilities of these strategies are outlined. |
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| Keywords: | Western hegemony East Central Europe Academic power relations |
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