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SM ISO690:2012 LAVRIC, Aurelian. The civilisation dialogue in the globalization process: S.P. Huntington theory after 20 years. In: International Journal of Communication Research , 2013, vol. 3, pp. 179-185. ISSN 2246-9265. |
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Volumul 3 / 2013 / ISSN 2246-9265 | ||||||
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The globalization is the contemporary international context and is aimed at integration processes of world economy, cultural interactions etc. In 1993 Samuel P. Huntington published the article “The Clash of Civilizations?”, in which he presented the theory of multi‑polar world, which was established after the Cold War. Underlying each of the nine civilizations Huntington set a religion (confession). The researcher noted possible conflicts between communities belonging to different civilizations. Therefore, in the new context the civilizational dialogue is vitally important, to ensure the international security. It can take various forms: meetings of leaders of churches, festivals, programs and media exchanges (“people to people”) etc. Twenty years after the publication of Huntington’s theory, the present day trend in international relations is to strengthen the international organizations to which countries from different civilizations belong. The Republic of Moldova, located by Huntington in the Slavic‑Orthodox civilization can integrate into Western civilization space. |
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Cuvinte-cheie globalization, Multipolar World Civilizations, religion, conflict, international terrorism, dialogue, EU, NATO, the Republic of Moldova |
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