In a world that is becoming palpably more interdependent it is not surprising that a philosophy based on and rooted in the comparison of cultures, that is intercultural philosophy, is considered to be a new intellectual challenge.
An edition of The Clash Within Civilisations
(2001)
The Clash Within Civilisations
Coming to Terms with Cultural Conflicts (Routledge/Ripe Studies in Global Political Economy)
by Dieter Senghaas
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