Samuel Huntington may refer to: (wikipedia)
From 1882 until the 1950s, a whole series of legislation excluded immigrants from Asia from coming to our society.
But we have to recognize the limits on our power and the fact that our ability to bring about changes in other societies is, is declining.
Before that we had thought of ourselves in large part as being defined religiously: 98 percent of Americans were Protestant.
There's only one non-western territory that I can think is still run by a western government, and that's Hong Kong.
One doesn't know whether that economic growth will continue at its recent rates, and China may well go into an economic slide.
A public intellectual is not primarily a journalist, it is someone who has a university background and addresses a wider public than academics of the same background, he added
A partial truth, on the other hand, is plausible, because there is evidence to support it. And hence, it is easy to assume that it is the total truth.
They were establishing new societies, in some cases for commercial reasons, in more cases for religious reasons.
I think it makes sense to try to contain China and limit the expansion of Chinese influence in other Asian countries.
Well, I think as far as China is concerned, it's the economic dynamism of China, which has already made China more assertive in world affairs.
