Keywords
civilization, nationalism, identity
Abstract
The previous issue of this journal discussed the phenomenon of civilization-states. As several authors observed, over the past two decades leaders from Beijing to Moscow, from New Delhi to Ankara, have increasingly portrayed the nations they govern as civilization states, or heirs to and continuations of great civilizations (Greenfeld 2025; Cross and Okunev 2025; Alalykin-Izvekov 2025; Satkiewicz 2025). In doing this, they often summon deep time, speaking of thousands of years of cultural continuity, and present their states as guardians of cultural traditions in an age of immense social change.
Recommended Citation
Morieson, Nicholas
(2026)
"Civilizational Nationalism and the Rise of the Civilization State: A Response to Stephen Satkiewicz,"
Comparative Civilizations Review: Vol. 94:
No.
94, Article 3.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/ccr/vol94/iss94/3
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