Richard,
I would be interested in your "more concise critique" of Huntington's
"culture-alignment ideology campaign", as I find your initial critique
very insightful and to the mark.
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Date: Tue, 03 Jun 1997 15:10:32 +0100
From: rkmoore@iol.ie (Richard K. Moore)
Subject: Huntington: world system architect
....I think Huntington's culture-alignment ideology campaign raises several
topics which should be of interest to wsn, beyond what we discussed
earlier. His thesis and argments - a world-system hypothesis claiming
historical substantiation and primary current relevance - themselves
deserve further examination and analysis. I find his assumptions and logic
very flimsy indeed, and will be posting a concise critique if interest in
these topics is expressed on list....
Yours,
Richard