Özet:

The U.S. hegemony, which has been buried in the global capitalist order of the last 75 years, can be divided into three periods: the liberal-fordist period, the neoliberal-post-fordist period and the non-liberal (liberal) period that began with Donald Trump in 2008. Global capitalism has managed to maintain itself despite the rise and fall of the two World Wars, economic disasters, fascism and conservation. After the 2008 financial crisis, the need for a restructuring of the system was revealed in the name of the continuation of the liberal global order. Trump, elected President of the United States in 2016, is a "global public property" that covers many countries and global population, aiming to meet the needs of today's generation without threatening the needs of future generations. He said he would not continue his hegemony if the other allies did not share the price. With the slogan "First America" in Trump's first presidential speech, it is clear that the global public goods supplied by the United States for the security of other countries and the continuation of the global capitalist order will not be sustained in cases where it is not in the US favour. Thus, since 1945, freedom, rule of law, democracy, liberal order, common rules and international institutions, which are the foundation of global liberal order and U.S. hegemony, have begun to be questioned together with Trump. This study will conduct discussions about whether the hegemony, claimed by Trump to be a global public good and claimed that its supply could be harmful to the United States, will be seen as a global public good. It will also be attempted to reveal that the leadership claimed to be carried out by Trump without any interests is the fundamental element that hegemonizes the United States.

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