Political Authority, Practical Identity, and Binding Citizens

Fox, Carl

doi:10.1080/09672559.2015.1020827

International Journal of Philosophical Studies

2015

DOI: 10.1080/09672559.2015.1020827

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Political Authority, Practical Identity, and Binding Citizens

Carl Fox

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The Coalition of the Willing and Pro-NATOism: Russia–Ukraine Anti-war Discourse

Altamimi

2024

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NATO ideology, or NATOism, has been part of American and European political agendas for decades. This ideology remapped the unipolar ruling system represented by the United States. However, NATOism not only prompts an identity of self-belonging and appreciation in pro-NATO states for a union of military and security cooperation, but also incites alarming panic and apprehension in anti-NATO countries by triggering an unconscious survival-of-the-fittest race. The world is now experiencing both of these conditions, discursively reformulated by political elites. The current study applies a multidisciplinary approach to the analysis of NATO discourse and its effect on creating unipolar coalitions. The methods of discourse analysis, corpus linguistics and cognitive linguistics were employed in the analysis of Joe Biden’s speeches in order to uncover his role in constructing pro-NATO ideology within international relations, and the ways in which the Russia-Ukraine war has decontextualized the mental structure of NATO identity. The results revealed that certain discourse strategies were inextricably linked in constructing a coalition of the willing against Russian hostility.

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The Coalition of the Willing and Pro-NATOism: Russia–Ukraine Anti-war Discourse

Altamimi

2024

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МЕХАНИЗМЫ ПЛАНИРОВАНИЯ, ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ И УЧЕТА МЕРОПРИЯТИЙ ПО ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОМУ РАЗВИТИЮ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫХ ГРАЖДАНСКИХ СЛУЖАЩИХ (Mechanisms for Planning, Organization and Accounting of Measures for Professional Development of Public Civil Employees)

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Communicative Competences of Civil Servants in Service State

Martynova

Evarovich

2021

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The purpose of the paper is to specify the definition of communicative competence, civil servant essential to the service (customer-centered) state and methods of their formation. The authors analyze the scientific views as well as the advanced international and Russian experience of forming a customer-oriented communicative competence in the governmental agencies and business structures. It was revealed that the new communicative competence of the public officer is related to the providing of public services and expressed by the skills to identify and fulfill the needs of citizens in direct contact with them. The emotional and digital competencies are emphasized. The latter is expressed in the skill of consulting citizens with the newest digital technologies in front offices. The authors found that in foreign experience the formation of communicative competence is carried out largely by activity methods – in the workplace in real practice, whyle in Russia – by simulation methods that only imitate real conditions.

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Political Authority, Practical Identity, and Binding Citizens

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The Coalition of the Willing and Pro-NATOism: Russia–Ukraine Anti-war Discourse

The Coalition of the Willing and Pro-NATOism: Russia–Ukraine Anti-war Discourse

Communicative Competences of Civil Servants in Service State

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