A mai globális konfliktusok középpontjában – a stanfordi professzor, Michael McFaul kifejezésével élve – inkább az autokráciák és a demokráciák közötti ellentét áll, és kevésbé a „civilizációk ütközése”, ahogy azt a néhai harvardi professzor, #SamuelHuntington több mint három évtizeddel ezelőtt megfogalmazta.

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https://fuhu.hu/europa-egyedul-is-boldogulhat/

Európa egyedül is boldogulhat? » FüHü

A demokráciák és az autokráciák közötti globális konfliktusok fokozódása miatt a 2025-ben Ukrajnával kapcsolatban létrehozott „szövetség”

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> Davos Man was originally used by the Harvard political scientist Samuel Huntington in a 2004 essay describing a new class of enriched globalists who are only loyal to themselves.
https://www.counterpunch.org/2025/01/24/trump-how-low-can-we-go/
#DavosMan !? I'm suprised #SamuelHuntington came up with something that doesn't make me retch: like South Africa as a "satisfied society"... #DanielWarner
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Trump: How Low Can We Go?

A wise man once told me that when the pendulum gets to the bottom it can only go up. “But how will I know it has gotten to the bottom?” I responded.

CounterPunch.org

The 100th birthday of the "Human Rights Administration" president whose concern was:

> How do we return to the good old days when “Truman, Acheson, Forrestal, Marshall, Harriman, and Lovett” could unite on a policy of global intervention and domestic militarism as our “common purpose,” with no interference from the undisciplined rabble?

https://tiksi.net/channel/bsmall2?mid=cf2a2c1b-1ce2-4edd-b8cb-d6329d1a8b43

https://chomsky.info/priorities01/

#JimmyCarter #HumanRightsAdministration #TrilateralComiission #SamuelHuntington by #NoamChomsky

Chomsky on Jimmy Carter with the Trilateral Commission

Carter may have done some decent things after he left the presidency. But his policies probably set the stage for a lot of the awfulness in our situations now. Whenever I see nice quotes about the importance of safety for girls and women, or any other obviously decent thing I wonder how if his...

Non, le «choc des civilisations» n’aide pas à comprendre notre époque

Depuis le 7 octobre, les #idées du professeur américain #SamuelHuntington sont à nouveau vantées, au service d’un idéal de repli identitaire. Pourtant, ces thèses fragiles ont été largement démontées, sur le plan empirique comme théorique.

https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/culture-et-idees/231223/non-le-choc-des-civilisations-n-aide-pas-comprendre-notre-epoque

Non, le « choc des civilisations » n’aide pas à comprendre notre époque

Depuis le 7 octobre, les idées du professeur américain Samuel Huntington sont à nouveau vantées, au service d’un idéal de repli identitaire. Pourtant, ces thèses fragiles ont été largement démontées, sur le plan empirique comme théorique.

Mediapart

@bsmall2
Hello.
I have found the Wikipedia on #SamuelPHuntington.

His "Clash ..." book looks to have intellectually anchored #Islamophobia during the Bush/Cheney pillaging of Iraq.

Have you got recommendations or further context on #SamuelHuntington and arpartheid?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_P._Huntington

Samuel P. Huntington - Wikipedia

#FareedZakaria on the guy that used "shorthand" math-like equations to "show" South Africa as a "satisfied society."
> ... the greatest political scientist of the last half-century... Huntington is most famous for "The #ClashOfCivilizations but his scholarly reputation properly rests on his earlier work. His analysis of political order had immediate, real-world applications...
Chomsky laughs at the guy
https://fareedzakaria.com/columns/2009/01/02/sam-huntington-1927-2008
#sycophant #SamHuntington #SamualPHuntington #SamuelHuntington
Sam Huntington, 1927-2008 — Fareed Zakaria

With ideology disappearing as a source of identity, he saw religion moving to the fore. If there is one central, recurring mistake the United States makes when dealing with the rest of the world, it is to assume that creating political stability is easy. We overthrew Saddam Hussein's regime in Ira

Fareed Zakaria
> why is #SamHuntington still talking about consociationalism, when his own theory tells us it cannot happen? #Consociationalism .. involving negotiation among elites.. would give #SouthAfrica a democratic facade without changing the basic inequities of #apartheid. It would include Black faces in leadership, but would require massive repression of Black aspirations.. continue to restrict popular participation decision-making at all levels.
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1987/11/5/mr-huntington-goes-to-pretoria-pperhaps/
#SamuelHuntington
Mr. Huntington Goes to Pretoria | News | The Harvard Crimson

Perhaps it is an occupational hazard: political scientists, even more than academics in other fields, seem to want to see

> During the ’80s, a decade of deadly state-sanctioned violence, Huntington visited South Africa as an unofficial adviser to Botha’s government... To Huntington it was simply a theory, one he would just as easily write in a textbook as in a brief to Botha’s government. Today, it is what keeps the prospects of a child born in affluent Sandton a world apart from those of a child born in the impoverished township of Alexandra, just 18 minutes away.
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/2/23/southafrica-apartheid-huntington/

#SamuelHuntington

The Harvard Professor in Apartheid South Africa’s Corner | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

The legacy of apartheid is still apparent in South Africa; it’s a legacy that has perpetuated the conditions of racism and poverty. Part of that legacy traces all the way to Cambridge, Massachusetts — to Samuel Huntington.

> The attack on Dr. Huntington.. led by Serge Lang, a Yale mathematician.. on leave at Harvard, who.. gathered and sent to all Academy members over the past year what he calls ''a ton of documentation'' challenging Dr. Huntington's scholarly work, as ' #pseudoscience '' and ''nonsense.''.. he used mathematical equations as a ''shorthand way'' of summing up a complex argument rather than as a rigorous quantitative tool.
https://www.nytimes.com/1987/04/29/us/prominent-harvard-scholar-barred-by-science-academy.html
#SamuelHuntington #SergeLang #PoliticalScience
PROMINENT HARVARD SCHOLAR BARRED BY SCIENCE ACADEMY

The New York Times
> .. various political institutions in different societies... hold the shifting forces and preferences tight, preventing disruption, violence and chaos.. if
such institutions.. bring out.. violence...state repression, police brutality... are we to address that there should be an extent to which these institutions must be restrained?.. where.. draw a line beyond whic.. are
unacceptable... practices?.. ambition... had [#SamuelHuntington] neglect such questions.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/366596198_Book_Review_Political_Order_in_Changing_Societies_by_Samuel_P_Huntington