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Samuel P. Huntington

Defense Policy January 1960 Essay

Strategic Planning and the Political Process

Samuel P. Huntington

United States - Foreign Affairs

Politics & Society September/October 2004 Response

Creedal Passions

GETTING ME WRONG...

Samuel P. Huntington and Alan Wolfe

United States - Foreign Affairs

U.S. Foreign Policy March/April 1999 Essay

The Lonely Superpower

The unipolar moment has passed. Even old allies stubbornly resist American demands, while many other nations view U.S. policy and ideals as openly hostile to their own...

Samuel P. Huntington

United States - Foreign Affairs

U.S. Foreign Policy September/October 1997 Essay

The Erosion of American National Interests

A nation's interests derive from its identity. But without an enemy to define itself against, America's identity has disintegrated. This breakdown intensified with the...

Samuel P. Huntington

Us Policy - Foreign Affairs

Globalization November/December 1996 Essay

The West: Unique, Not Universal

Many in the West believe the world is moving toward a single, global culture that is basically Western. This belief is arrogant, false, and dangerous. The spread of...

Samuel P. Huntington

Globalization - Foreign Affairs

Politics & Society November/December 1993 Response

If Not Civilizations, What? Samuel Huntington Responds to His Critics

It's all very well to point to scattered events that the "civilizations" paradigm does not explain. But there is still no better framework with which to understand the...

Samuel P. Huntington

Politics & Society Summer 1993 Essay

The Clash of Civilizations?

Samuel Huntington argues in his landmark essay that after the Cold War, conflicts over cultural and religious identity will dominate global politics.

Samuel P. Huntington

Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Dewey transits the South China Sea, May 2017.

Economics Winter 1988/89 Essay

The U.S. - Decline or Renewal?

Examines areas which have been cited by 'declinist' writers as causes of the US economic, and hence national, decline, in particular (1) deficits (2) declining shares ...

Samuel P. Huntington

United States - Foreign Affairs

Theory America and the World 1987 Essay

Coping With the Lippmann Gap

A 'Lippmann gap' exists when a nation's foreign policy commitments exceed its power. Such a gap existed for the USA by the end of the 1960s, and until 1981 the USA...

Samuel P. Huntington

Theory - Foreign Affairs

Security July 1968 Essay

The Bases of Accommodation

Aviable political settlement in South Viet Nam will reflect and give some legitimacy to the balance of political, military and social forces produced by a decade of...

Samuel P. Huntington

Vietnam - Foreign Affairs

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