Seeing as in the West, material concerns are pretty much fulfilled (there are still issues with housing, and with healthcare and addiction, but no one is dying of hunger anymore), We should concern ourselves on the three other pillars of civilization: Identity, Social Cohesion and Defence. The Nation being the most developed form of societal structure, and the Family being the strongest one, the brick of all civilizations, I believe that the question of Identity is solved through national identity, which is mostly cultural, but has important linguistic, ethnic, and religious components. Social Cohesion is achieved thanks to an ordered hierarchy, where everyone has their place, and the preservation of the family structure, which is instrumental for any functioning society. Religious morality allows this hierarchical system to work more or less harmonically, and tradition allows the system to continue for the next generations. Defence is relatively self-explanatory, with the Army as a major institution, strict border control, and cooperation with Nations from the same greater Civilization (e.g., systems like NATO and the EU when they don't serve the interests of a single member or technocrats and foreign businessmen)

Obviously with urbanisation and the industrial and technological revolutions, traditions and identities must adapt to survive, but they shouldn't be got rid of. To preserve the system, it sometimes has to change, but the Spirit behind them must remain the same. The old-fashioned, rural form of reactionism cannot be replicated as is nowadays.