

Samuel Huntington
May 25, 2024
The discussion covers Samuel Huntington's influential views on political theory, exploring his emphasis on centralization and institutions. It dives into civilizational thinking and the complex role of religion, particularly Catholicism, in shaping political orders. The analysis of cultural and religious identities reveals how they influence democracy and agency in global politics. The dialogue also addresses economic disparities in conflicts, the interplay of culture with governance, and the dynamic relationship between Japan and the West, highlighting cultural integration and distinctiveness.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Huntington's Clash: Culture and Democracy
05:52 • 15min
Navigating Catholicism, Civilizations, and Conflict
20:48 • 15min
Identity and Power in Global Politics
36:18 • 7min
Cultural Integration and Distinctiveness: Japan and the West
43:20 • 3min
Civilization, Culture, and Governance: Unpacking Political Dynamics
46:42 • 3min
Economic Tensions in Global Conflicts
49:15 • 29min