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And a perfect illustration of the futility of this approach, and the superiority of the Huntingtonian model, is the recent behavior of Turkey.
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The Huntingtonian answer to my question — I can hear it now — is, Yup, yup, yup.
Sam’s Club: The Huntingdon Eulogies « Sigmund, Carl and Alfred 2009
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A defining element in the war is not of one religion in Huntingtonian terms but of the emphasis of religious difference between the two communities.
Derek Flood: Sri Lanka, The UN's "Bloodbath" In Context 2009
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The Huntingtonian answer to my question — I can hear it now — is, Yup, yup, yup.
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Are we, in fact, headed toward a Huntingtonian clash of civilizations?
Bill Katovsky: Got Nukes? -- The Islamic Quest to Build Allah's Bomb 2008
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Fifth, Russia is neighbor to several Islamic states, former Soviet republics, and whether one subscribes to a Huntingtonian thesis of civilization clashes or merely civilization frictions, Russia occupies an unrivaled strategic position on the margins of a cultural divide.
Gary Hart: Letter to Democrats on U.S.-Russia Relationship 2008
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It is the Huntingtonian world; no false hopes and no redemption.
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To make his anti-Huntingtonian case for Conservative diversity, Mr. Gosset provides quotes from some great thinkers:If a true world-civilization is ever to be created, it will not be by ignoring the existence of the great historic traditions of culture, but rather by an increase of mutual comprehension.
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One answer is to be found in a narrow reading of the Huntingtonian civilizational model, which claims that only Protestantism and Catholicism can help moralize the marketplace.
Changing and Unchanging Values in the World of the Future (Conference)~ Session Four 2001
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And a perfect illustration of the futility of this approach, and the superiority of the Huntingtonian model, is the recent behavior of
WSJ.com: Law Blog 2010
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