<em>The Clash of Civilizations</em> Was an Inside Job
The Atlantic Ideas • 2/14/2026
Summary
After 9/11, Samuel P. Huntington’s idea, titled "The Clash of Civilizations," gained widespread attention. However, it overlooked the impending internal conflict.
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