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  • “The intracivilizational clash of political ideas spawned by the West,” writes Huntington, “is being supplanted by an intercivilizational clash of culture and religion.”

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • “The intracivilizational clash of political ideas spawned by the West,” writes Huntington, “is being supplanted by an intercivilizational clash of culture and religion.”

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • “The intracivilizational clash of political ideas spawned by the West,” writes Huntington, “is being supplanted by an intercivilizational clash of culture and religion.”

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • “The intracivilizational clash of political ideas spawned by the West,” writes Huntington, “is being supplanted by an intercivilizational clash of culture and religion.”

    Sands of Empire Robert W. Merry 2005

  • A more dangerous source of global intercivilizational war is the shifting balance of power among civilizations and their core states.

    Decline of the West? McNeill, William H. 1997

  • It is false because other civilizations have other ideals and norms; immoral because "imperialism is the necessary logical consequence of universalism"; and dangerous because "it could lead to a major intercivilizational war."

    Decline of the West? McNeill, William H. 1997

  • First, "the avoidance of major intercivilizational wars requires core states to refrain from intervening in conflicts in other civilizations."

    Decline of the West? McNeill, William H. 1997

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