Hegemony
Types of hegemony
Six Types of Hegemony (name used in the articles) · The Six Types of Hegemony (name used in the articles)
The types through which hegemony operates: coercive, source, knowledge, bond, institutional, ideological. Each type is the institutionalized, power-converted form of one of the functions that become structurally necessary once a community organizes at scale.
— Physis: A Theory of Power — Concept Glossary
The definition is from the Concept Glossary of Physis: A Theory of Power; the book will be published on Zenodo in October 2026. The English wording is provisional until the official English glossary is published.
| Author | Evren Öztürk |
|---|---|
| Published | 19 September 2026 |
| Research program | Physis |
| First appearance | Physis: A Theory of Power |
| Developed in | Physis: A Theory of Power — Chapter 6, §3 |
Related concepts
Coercive hegemonyHegemonyIdeological hegemonyInstitutional hegemonyKnowledge hegemonySource hegemony