Hergemony examines how changes across Earth, people, politics and capital interact across an increasingly complex global environment. The institute focuses on the relationships between physical systems, human systems, organised power and the allocation of capital.
The name Hergemony reflects an interest in the systems that shape our world. Hergemony is built around the view that major developments cannot be understood through politics or markets alone. Earth systems, people, institutions, technology, resources and capital continually influence one another.
Hergemony is not an advocacy organisation. It is an independent research institute and developing research archive designed to observe structural change, examine strategic risk and connect global developments to their wider consequences.
Research is organised across four connected domains: Earth, People, Politics and Capital. These include energy, climate, resources and infrastructure; life sciences and demographics; geopolitics, security, governance and trade; and economics, markets, companies and capital allocation.
Through the Hergemony Hour, Research Briefs, Trends and specialist analysis, Hergemony aims to build clear, disciplined research for readers interested in how global systems change over time.