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standard of civilization: a standalone construct

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standard ofcivilization1 CONSTRUCTStandard of civilizationGONG · INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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International relations

the historical criteria, such as protecting foreigners and keeping an organized government, by which European states decided which others to admit into international society.

In international relations, standard of civilization refers to the historical criteria, such as protecting foreigners and keeping an organized government, by which European states decided which others to admit into international society. This meaning comes from Gong (1984) in The standard of "civilization" in international society.[1]

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  1. Gong, G. W. (1984). The standard of "civilization" in international society. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198219484

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