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The aim is to explore the emergence of civilizationism in China as a response to shifting global dynamics and its implications for identity and order.

June 14, 2026Critical Review of History

China’s “Xi Jinping Civilization” and the Return of History

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The aim is to explore the emergence of civilizationism in China as a response to shifting global dynamics and its implications for identity and order.
Analysis of historical statecraft in Chinese ideology
Examination of civilizationalism in a global context
Comparison with other non-Western nations adopting similar ideologies
China's Xivilization ideology emphasizes a Confucian-socialist model alongside the concept of Tianxia.
The Chinese Communist Party positions itself as the rightful steward of both Chinese civilization and a proposed new global order.
Civilizationism poses greater risks than nationalism, necessitating closer scrutiny.

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This analysis reveals the ideological shift of China towards civilizationism, suggesting implications for global order.

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Inhee Kim (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2e44e4b1cc60ccdea8a405 https://doi.org/10.38080/crh.2026.05.155.107

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China’s “Xi Jinping Civilization” and the Return of History

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