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An 11 page analysis of Samuel Huntington’s Clash of Civilizations. Bibliography lists 3 additional sources.
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in which they clash will not involve things like economics, but more likely involve cultures and how those cultures rely on their religion and other cultural ideals. His work essentially
stunned many Americans who argue that modernization and the future of the world are heavily reliant on Western ideals as they involve economy and the political forces. In his work
he argues many different things, many of which may be valid, but ultimately his work is only one work that speculates about possibilities. There is no way to know what
direction the world will go in this century of globalization and while his work may offer intriguing elements that need to be taken into consideration, his assessment is not fact.
In light of this one cannot claim that his concepts explain, in any real satisfactory manner, the differences that exist in the political and social development of post-communist states. The
following paper examines his book and this perspective. Does Samuel Huntington\\\s concept of the clash of civilizations satisfactorily explains differences in the political and social development of post-communist states?
Huntingtons Clash of Civilizations In the beginning of his work Huntington (1996) states, "The central theme of this book is that culture
and cultural identities, which at the broadest level are civilization identities, are shaping the patterns of cohesion, disintegration, and conflict in the post-Cold War world" (20). In many ways Huntington
essentially puts a great deal of change as having been caused by the end of the Cold War, indicating that it was either Russia or the United States that controlled
what direction other nations took. This, however, is not ultimately true. Even Cuba, who adhered to communist ideals did not always follow
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