A direct response to Francis Fukuyama's The End of History and the Last Man, this essay organizes the title groups into categories like "Western," "Eastern," and "Muslim."
In response to this work, Mohammad Khatami proposed a theory that replaced one word in this work's title with the word "Dialogue." Its title had previously appeared in an Atlantic Monthly article written by Bernard Lewis about Islam. This work notes that Alfred Toynbee had identified 21 of the title concepts, but now there are only six, although Ethiopia and Haiti are "lone states." Originally published in Foreign Affairs, this work was later expanded into a book with the words "and the Remaking of World Order" appended to its title. A direct response to Francis Fukuyama's The End of History and the Last Man, this essay organizes the title groups into categories like "Western," "Eastern," and "Muslim." For 10 points, name this Samuel Huntington essay which predicts the next major conflict will stem from people's cultural and religious identities.
In response to this work, Mohammad Khatami proposed a theory that replaced one word in this work's title with the word "Dialogue."
"The Clash of Civilizations" [accept The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order]