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The Triumph of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter reveals the transformation of Russian official rhetoric from European integration to civilizational distinctiveness. It recounts how, in the early 2000s, Russia's leadership envisioned the country as part of a broader European space, emphasizing shared civilizational roots.
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Civilizationalism, Religions, and Populism

2023
Ihsan Yilmaz, Nicholas Morieson
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The Emergence of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter looks into the foundational moment in the development of Russian civilizational theory during the reign of Emperor Alexander II. It scrutinizes the key contributions of two influential thinkers who shaped this emerging worldview. The chapter introduces the argument that history progresses along multiple, distinct paths rather than ...
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The Rise of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter sheds light on the growing prominence of civilizational theory in contemporary Russian political and academic discourse. It begins by illustrating how Russian civilization is increasingly described as distinct, grounded in spiritual values, a strong centralized state, and the principle of sobornost. The chapter discusses how civilizational
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The Eurasianist Strand of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter discusses the emergence of Eurasianism as a distinct strand within Russian civilizational thought. It outlines earlier contrasting visions of Russia's identity, including a Pan-Slavic orientation and a Byzantinist model, before turning to the Eurasianist perspective that gained traction in the 1920s.
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The Isolationist Strand of Russian Civilizationism

This chapter delves into the isolationist strand of Russian civilizational thought, which rejects the broader Eurasianist vision in favor of a more narrowly defined Russian identity. It evaluates how this perspective argues that Russians are distinct from other ethnic groups historically included in imperial or Soviet expansions and promotes the idea ...
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Civilizationism and European identity : two arguments for anti-immigrant mobilization

2019
The focus of the thesis is reaffirmation of European identity conceptualized on civilizational terms within the anti-immigrant discourse. I will analyze two different civilizational arguments that were used for securitization of migrant crisis in 2015 and have framed miass migration as the threat to European identity. Based on the analysis, I formulate
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