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The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order
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Samuel P. Huntington is a political scientist at Harvard and was a foreign policy aide to President Clinton.
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"Dazzling in its scope and grasp of the intricacies of contemporary global politics." (Wall Street Journal)
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- Luisfer
- 2024-06-08
Moralizing book with no real depth
Not worth it. The author tries to portray his anti western sentiment telling the US to not get involved in world affairs.
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