This author of The Soldier and the State expanded a review of Francis (*) Fukuyama's The End of History and the Last Man into a book that envisioned a struggle between Western and Islamic forms of the title entities.
This man's first major work labeled men like Emory Upton and William T. Sherman as the "creative core" of the professionalization of the United States military. In one work, he argued that democracies formed in the '70s and '80s were created through negotiation rather than force in the "Third Wave Democratization Syndrome". This author of The Soldier and the State expanded a review of Francis (*) Fukuyama's The End of History and the Last Man into a book that envisioned a struggle between Western and Islamic forms of the title entities. For 10 points, name this political scientist who advanced the idea of the Clash of Civilizations.
This man's first major work labeled men like Emory Upton and William T. Sherman as the "creative core" of the professionalization of the United States military.
Samuel Phillips Huntington