The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World OrderPenguin Books India, 1997 - 367 стор. An Insightful And Powerful Analysis Of The Forces Driving Global Politics Today And Into The Next Century. In The Summer Of 1993 Foreign Affairs Published An Article Entitled The Clash Of Civilizations? By Samuel Huntington. No Article, According To The Editors Of That Distinguished Journal, Had Generated More Discussion Since George Kennan S X Article On Containment In The 1940 S. Now, Huntington Expands On His Article, Explores Further The Issues He Raised Then, And Develops Many New Penetrating And Controversial Analyses. In The Article, He Posed The Question Whether Conflicts Between Civilizations Would Dominate The Future Of World Politics. In The Book, He Gives His Answer, Showing Not Only How Clashes Between Civilizations Are The Greatest Threat To World Peace But Also How An International Order Based On Civilizations Is The Best Safeguard Against War. |
Зміст
Tables Figures Maps | 11 |
A World of Civilizations | 17 |
Civilizations in History and Today | 40 |
A Universal Civilization? Modernization and Westernization | 56 |
The Shifting Balance of Civilizations | 79 |
The Emerging Order of Civilizations | 123 |
Core States Concentric Circles and Civilizational Order | 155 |
Clashes of Civilizations | 181 |
The Global Politics of Civilizations | 207 |
From Transition Wars to Fault Line Wars | 246 |
The Dynamics of Fault Line Wars | 266 |
The Future of Civilizations | 299 |
Notes | 323 |
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Africa American Arab argued Armenians Asian Azerbaijan balance Balkans Bosnian Boston Globe central Chechen Chechnya China Chinese Christian civilizational Cold Cold War conflicts Confucian core Croatian Croats decline democracy democratic different civilizations dominant East Asia economic development Economist elites emerging ethnic Europe European existed expansion fault line wars forces Foreign Policy fundamentalist groups Hindu human rights identity ideology immigration increasingly India institutions interests involved Iran Iraq Islamic Islamist issues Japan Japanese Korea language Latin America leaders major military modernization multicivilizational Muslim countries nationalist NATO non-Muslim non-Western societies North nuclear weapons organizations Orthodox Pakistan parties percent population post-Cold War world promote regional relations religion religious republics Resurgence role Russian Saudi Arabia secular Serbian Serbs shift Sinic social South South Korea Soviet Union Taiwan Tajikistan threat tion trade Turkey Turkish twentieth century Ukraine United values violence West Western civilization York youth bulge