Some Political Meanings of ‘Civilization’

Somewhere in Time: A Response to Zizek, Santner, and Reinhard’s The Neighbor

Development and Civilisation

Responses to Critics of the Construction of Social Reality

The Bomb and Civilization

Woman’s Place in the New Civilization

Science in Civilization and Science in Education

Science and Modern Civilization

Science and Civilization

Reconstructing a past Civilization

Rationalization, Transformations of Consciousness and Intercivilizational Encounters: Reflections on Benjamin Nelson’s Sociology of Civilizations

Civilization Analysis as a Sociology of Culture

Ethnoscience and Problems of Method in the Social Scientific Study of Religion

Education and civilization

Æsthetics and Civilization

A Reappraisal of the Roles of Technology and Organization in the Origin of Civilization

Prohibition and Civilization

Ethics in geography: Giving moral form to the geographical imagination

Prehistory and the Birth of Civilization: Review Article

Power, Civilization and the Psychology of Conscience

Politics and Civilization: Recent Works in Political Theory

Politics and Civilization

Political Sociology-Between Civilizations and Modernities: A Multiple Modernities Perspective

Philosophy as an Agent of Civilization

Philosophical Values and the Future of Civilization

Our Iron-Clad Civilization

Our Dimensional Civilization and Its Educational Implications

Lawyers and Civilization

A Retrogression in Civilization

Progressive Muslims: On Justice, Gender and Pluralism

Justice, Civilization, and the Death Penalty- Answering van den Haag

Insanity Versus Civilization

If Civilization Advances, Wars Will Cease

Dynamite as a Factor in Civilization

The Civilization of Modernity and the Modernity of Civilizations

For the Last Time: Civilizations

Indices of Civilization

Inculturation and Cultural Systems 2

Inculturation and Cultural Systems 1

Human Rights: A New Standard of Civilization?

Human Resources and Civilization

The Quality of Civilization

Hobbes on Barbarism and Civilization

Greek Tragedy and Civilization: The Cultivation of Pity

Global Civilization and Local Cultures- A Crude Look at the Whole

Civilization’s Doom and Resurrection

Genocide, Civilization and Modernity

From interpretation to civilization – and back: Analyzing the trajectories of non-European moderniti

From Barbarism to Civilization

A New Science of Civilizational Analysis: A Tribute to Panikkar

Extending the Concept of Moral Panic: Elias, Climate Change and Civilization

Natural Law and Civilizations: Images of “Nature,” Intracivilizational Polarities, and the Emergence

The Source of Civilization in the Natural Selection of Coadapted Information in Genes and Culture

New Nations, Old Civilizations: A Partition Narrative

Ethnic Identification in a Complex Civilization: Who Are the Lue?

Eros and Civilization revisited

Reflections on the Sociology of Civilizations

Inter-Civilizational Encounters and the Construction of Social Actors. A Note

Cities, Polities, and Ethnic Communities in Nelson’s Civilization-Analytic Perspective

Inter-Civilizational Encounters and the Construction of Social Actors. A Note

Cities, Polities, and Ethnic Communities in Nelson’s Civilization-Analytic Perspective

Civilizational Complexes and Intercivilizational Encounters

Erlitou and the Formation of Chinese Civilization: Toward a New Paradigm

Elias on Germany, Nazism and the Holocaust: On the Balance between ‘Civilizing’ and ‘Decivilizing’ T

Economics and “The Possibility of Civilization”: Four Judgments

Another Voice and Position: Psychoanalysis across Civilizations

Civilizations in History

Chinese Civilisation: Resilience and Challenges

Civilisation is usually not allotted the front seat in social science discourses except for being treated as a whipping boy. This is precisely what the ‘Clash-of-Civilisations’ school has done. Nevertheless, we should thank Professor Samuel Huntington of Harvard University for bringing ‘civilisation’ into sharp focus. Huntington and others have initiated…

RebarbariziCnigvi lization: Conrad’s African Fiction and Spencerian Sociology

Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and "An Outpost of Progress" appropriate and subvert Herbert Spencer's influential "typology of civilization." While these fictions invoke Spencer's crucial opposition of "militant" and "industrial" society, they ultimately undermine his progressivistic theory by expunging the difference between these oppositions. They accomplish this by showing that,…

Two Civilizations and Ethnic Conflict: Islam and the West

Samuel Huntington's controversial 'Clash of Civilizations' argument posits, among other things, that the extent of both international and domestic conflict between 'civilizations' will increase with the end of the Cold War. This is expected to be especially true of clashes involving the Western and Islamic civilizations and even more so…

The Clash of Civilizations?

World politics is entering a new phase, in which the great divisions among humankind and the dominating source of international conflict will be cultural. Civilizations--the highest cultural groupings of people--are differentiated from each other by religion, history, language and tradition. These divisions are deep and increasing in importance. From Yugoslavia…

Islamo-Christian Civilization

The phrase “Islamo-Christian civilization” first appeared in 2004 in the book The Case for Islamo-Christian Civilization by historian Richard W. Bulliet. It was coined with a two-fold purpose. First, in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, it was proposed as a way of focusing on the shared history and…

The Impact of Islamic Civilization and Culture in Europe During the Crusades

Crusades occurred between Muslims and Christians in 1097 to 1291, which its main aim was to recapture Jerusalem by the Christians. During this time, Europeans had enough opportunity to learn about Islamic civilization and its cultural and economic benefits. Although these were ended with the political and military victory of…

Civilizations over the Long Term Past Realities, Present Challenges

The last few decades have upset the old balance that had long been the inspiration of historians. Historians and others who recorded their thoughts and research with the long term in mind, thinking of permanence and continuity, were encouraged to place emphasis on communication and circulation. In their eyes both…

Civilization and the Human Self-Image

Civilizations and the twenty-first century Some theoretical considerations

رابرت کاکس در مقاله‎ای دیگر با عنوان تمدن‎ها و قرن بیست و یکم تاملاتی نظری به این پرسش پاسخ داده است که چه زمانی و چرا تمدن‎ها به یک موضوع مهم در دانش تبدیل شده‎اند؟ چگونه باید تمدن‎ها و نقش آنها را در جهان آینده به صورت نظری تبیین کنیم؟…

Civilizational States, Secularisms and Religions

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geo civilization Comparative Civilizations Review

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تحلیل تمدنی در سیاست بین ‎الملل (Civilizational Analysis in International Relations)

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Civilizational Analysis in International Relations

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