Wspólnotowe kultury polityczne Rosji i Chin

The communitarian political cultures of Russia and China. Similarities and differences Russian‑ Sino relationships are constantly improving which lead a significant amount of scholars to focus on their cultural similarities. This is true particularly to Russian academicians who try to point out...

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Autor principal:	Michał Lubina
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Lenguaje:	EN PL
Publicado:	Ksiegarnia Akademicka Publishing 2013
Materias:	China Russia Sino-Russian relations political culture communitarian Law K Political science J
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:cb78fec6639247aaa202082970d6ba7f2021-11-27T13:17:16ZWspólnotowe kultury polityczne Rosji i Chin10.12797/Politeja.10.2013.26.371733-67162391-6737https://doaj.org/article/cb78fec6639247aaa202082970d6ba7f2013-05-01T00:00:00Zhttps://journals.akademicka.pl/politeja/article/view/3386https://doaj.org/toc/1733-6716https://doaj.org/toc/2391-6737 The communitarian political cultures of Russia and China. Similarities and differences Russian‑ Sino relationships are constantly improving which lead a significant amount of scholars to focus on their cultural similarities. This is true particularly to Russian academicians who try to point out civilizational and cultural closeness between Russia and China as a counterweight to the Western model. Indeed, there are some similarities, like predominance of collectivism over individualism and the need for a strong leadership. Nevertheless, if we take the risk of venturing into deeper space of cultural background and take into account not only political issues but also Russia’s and China’s identity and consciousness, then striking differences appear. On this level we can clearly see that similarities between Russia and China are superficial and they exist only on the surface. On the deeper, cultural level, however, those two “civilizations that became countries” have very little in common. They are – as we said – different civilizations incomparable to each other due to several historical, cultural and social reasons. This thesis leads to a conclusion that a successful cooperation and interaction between Russia and China is possible only on political, tactical issues, but there could be no real “melting pot” between them. This does not mean they are bound to conflict, but it clearly shows the artificiality of their “everlasting friendship”. Political conjunctures are bound to change whereas civilizational factors lasts longer and this explains why Russia and China will never become as close as the try to show. For similarities between them are of tactical, political importance, whereas differences are of strategic, ontological nature. Michał LubinaKsiegarnia Akademicka PublishingarticleChinaRussiaSino-Russian relationspolitical culturecommunitarianLawKPolitical scienceJENPLPoliteja, Vol 10, Iss 4(26) (2013)
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description	The communitarian political cultures of Russia and China. Similarities and differences Russian‑ Sino relationships are constantly improving which lead a significant amount of scholars to focus on their cultural similarities. This is true particularly to Russian academicians who try to point out civilizational and cultural closeness between Russia and China as a counterweight to the Western model. Indeed, there are some similarities, like predominance of collectivism over individualism and the need for a strong leadership. Nevertheless, if we take the risk of venturing into deeper space of cultural background and take into account not only political issues but also Russia’s and China’s identity and consciousness, then striking differences appear. On this level we can clearly see that similarities between Russia and China are superficial and they exist only on the surface. On the deeper, cultural level, however, those two “civilizations that became countries” have very little in common. They are – as we said – different civilizations incomparable to each other due to several historical, cultural and social reasons. This thesis leads to a conclusion that a successful cooperation and interaction between Russia and China is possible only on political, tactical issues, but there could be no real “melting pot” between them. This does not mean they are bound to conflict, but it clearly shows the artificiality of their “everlasting friendship”. Political conjunctures are bound to change whereas civilizational factors lasts longer and this explains why Russia and China will never become as close as the try to show. For similarities between them are of tactical, political importance, whereas differences are of strategic, ontological nature.
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