A variation on this specific phrase titles a 2001 Edward Said essay which attacks the portrayal of large-scale identities in a cartoonlike fashion.
A variation on this specific phrase titles a 2001 Edward Said essay which attacks the portrayal of large-scale identities in a cartoonlike fashion. Hans Köchler's work inspired Mohammad Khatami to introduce a concept framed as an alternative to this one at a 2000 UNESCO conference. An essay titled for this concept provides Chechnya as an example of the "fault lines" along which most future wars will be fought. A book titled for this concept gives Australia as an example of a state developing into a (*) "torn country," a concept whose archetypical example is Turkey. That book predicts that the modern incarnation of this phenomenon will involve the Sinitic, Orthodox, Islamic, and Western worlds confronting one another. For 10 points, give this three-word phrase popularized by Samuel Huntington to refer to conflict caused by religious or cultural identity.
A variation on this specific phrase titles a 2001 Edward Said essay which attacks the portrayal of large-scale identities in a cartoonlike fashion.
clash of civilizations [accept "The Clash of Ignorance" until "fault lines" is read; generously accept anything mentioning civilizations and clash; prompt on cultural conflict or similar answers that don't give the specific term]