Jonathan Pass

Jonathan Pass is a Professor at Pablo de Olavide University, affiliated with the International University Center (since 2002) and the Department of Public Law (since 2009). His work bridges Public International Law and International Relations, with a focus on global hegemony, political theory, and critical analyses of international orders. He holds a PhD in Public International Law and International Relations, a Bachelor's degree in Contemporary European Studies (First Class with Honors) from London Metropolitan University, a Master's in the same field from the University of Sussex, and a Diploma in Advanced Studies in Public Law from the University of Seville.

• Bachelor's: Contemporary European Studies (First Class with Honors), London Metropolitan University
• Master's: Contemporary European Studies, University of Sussex
• Diploma in Advanced Studies: Public Law, University of Seville

His research explores the interplay between hegemony, liberalism, and Marxism in global governance. Key themes include the evolution of U.S. hegemony, China's institutional strategies, and the implications of Brexit for European and global politics. He employs a Neo Neo-Gramscian framework to analyze power structures and ideological dynamics.

Recent publications examine world hegemony in the context of global organic crises, China's passive revolution, and the unraveling of Brexit. His work synthesizes Marxist critique with contemporary geopolitical analysis, focusing on contradictions in liberal international orders and emerging global power shifts.