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| − | A '''civilizational state''' is a country that defines itself as representing an entire, continuous, and distinct [[civilization]]—such as [[China]], [[India]], [[Russia]], [[Iran]], [[Turkiye]] or [[Egypt]]—rather than merely a [[nation-state]], emphasizing deep [[historical]] continuity, [[cultural]] unity, and a sociopolitical identity larger than a single [[nation]]. | + | A '''civilizational state''' or '''civilization-state''' is a country that defines itself as representing an entire, continuous, and distinct [[civilization]]—such as [[China]], [[India]], [[Russia]], [[Iran]], [[Turkiye]] or [[Egypt]]—rather than merely a [[nation-state]], emphasizing deep [[historical]] continuity, [[cultural]] unity, and a sociopolitical identity larger than a single [[nation]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:54, October 3, 2026
A civilizational state or civilization-state is a country that defines itself as representing an entire, continuous, and distinct civilization—such as China, India, Russia, Iran, Turkiye or Egypt—rather than merely a nation-state, emphasizing deep historical continuity, cultural unity, and a sociopolitical identity larger than a single nation.