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From Defiance to Civilizationalism

Journal of Applied History, 2022
Abstract Russia’s complex relationship with the West is the result of a long history of frustration and a perception of humiliation. The Russian empire, Soviet Union and the Russian Federation all have perceived the West alternately as a touchstone and a threat. This article assesses how discourses of humiliation and historical greatness intersect
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Civilizationalism

Theory, Culture & Society, 2006
10.1177/026327640602300277 ; Theory, Culture and Society ; 23 ; 2-3 ; 427 ...
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Chapter 2 Black Nationalism: Civilizationism and Reverse Civilizationism

2019
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Civilizationism and the Political Debate on Globalization

2009
The focus of the debate on globalization is the inadequacy of the current institutional framework and its normative bases for a full development of the political sphere at the global level. Traditional political canons anchored in the nation-state and its domestic jurisdiction are increasingly perceived as insufficient, or indeed, self-defeating, in a ...
Raffaele Marchetti
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Between Nationalism and Civilizationism: The European Populist Moment in Comparative Perspective

Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2017
This paper argues that the national populisms of Northern and Western Europe form a distinctive cluster within the wider north Atlantic and pan-European populist conjuncture.
Rogers Brubaker
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Civilizationism and the Search for Economic Authenticity in the Islamic Intellectual Field

Turkish Studies
Gizem Zencirci
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Eurasianism and Putin’s Embedded Civilizationalism

2015
During the Putin era (2000–present), the current Russian president and former prime minister, Vladimir Putin, has sought to enhance Russian state influence in the former Soviet sphere via a series of geopolitical and geoeco-nomic projects. Russian state forays into the Eurasian space have coincided with broader Putin era initiatives to consolidate the ...
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The Origins of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter reviews a distinct stream of Russian thought that diverges from both communist and liberal visions of historical progress. It outlines how this tradition, rooted in Christian Orthodoxy, prioritizes spiritual over material concerns and imagines history culminating not in utopia but in a final apocalyptic confrontation.
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3. The Origins of Russian Civilizationism

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Populism, Nationalism, and Civilizationism: Implications and Complications for Religious Freedom

Review of Faith and International Affairs
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