Description
Samuel P. Huntington presents a thought-provoking exploration of the post-Cold War world, emphasizing the role of civilizations as the primary force shaping international relations. He argues that cultural and religious identities will increasingly drive conflicts and alliances between nations.
Intertwined with the insights of Dan Margalit and David Ben-Nahum, the narrative examines the implications of a world where traditional boundaries blur, leading to new forms of conflict rooted in differing cultural perspectives. Together, they challenge readers to reconsider the foundations of global politics through the lens of civilization, prompting a deeper understanding of contemporary challenges and opportunities.
Intertwined with the insights of Dan Margalit and David Ben-Nahum, the narrative examines the implications of a world where traditional boundaries blur, leading to new forms of conflict rooted in differing cultural perspectives. Together, they challenge readers to reconsider the foundations of global politics through the lens of civilization, prompting a deeper understanding of contemporary challenges and opportunities.
Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
512 pages
Langue
Hébreu
Publié
janv. 1, 2003
Éditeur
שלם
ISBN-10
9657052238
ISBN-13
9789657052235