Titlebook: Civilizational Identity; The Production and R Martin Hall (Ph.D. in Political Science),Patrick T Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

畸齿矫正学

书目名称Civilizational Identity影响因子(影响力)




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书目名称Civilizational Identity被引频次学科排名




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Discourses of Civilizational Identity, 2001). It has stood for many different ideas across history (Salter, 2002). In order to understand this complex term we often draw upon associated concepts, locating civilization in particular geographies, linking them with particular forms of society, economy, or with collective ways of thought (

沙文主义

Civilizations as Actors: A Transactional Accountr: the claim that “civilizations are cultural not political entities,” which means that “they do not, as such, maintain order, establish justice, collect taxes, fight wars, negotiate treaties, or do any of the other things which governments do” (Huntington, 1996: 44). In other words, civilizations a

挑剔小责

Discussion: On the Discursive Turn in Civilizational Analysistion to Mahatma Gandhi’s famous reply to a reporter’s question about Western Civilization; “It would be a good idea.” They critically review the largely essentialist foci and claims of earlier generations of IR work on civilizations with the claim that “the central characteristic of … fourth-generat

新鲜

过度

Not Waiting for the Barbariansbes the new enemy of September 15, 2001: “a group of barbarians have declared war on the American people” (2001a). A key question for scholars must be: why this particular discourse, and why this discourse now? What are the peculiar or unique characteristics of the civilizations discourse that make

过度

Dungeon

Discussion: American Empire and Civilizational Practicehat “civilizational essentialism can be effectively mobilized to consolidate hegemony” (62). Salter focuses on how the “war on terror is portrayed in American policy and public discourse simultaneously as a clash of civilizations and [a] war for Civilization” (81). The ideological architecture of Ci

Apoptosis

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