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Dans « The Clash of Civilizations? », 41 :The very notion that there could be a ‘universal civilization’ is a Western idea, directly at odds with the particularism of most Asia societies and their emphasis on what distinguishes one people from another.Not entirely clear what « Asia » covers here. Just beforehand, mention of the line « Islamic, Confucian, Japanese, Hindu, Buddhist or Orthodox cultures ». Asia as Orient, quite plausibly here. The level of treatment, in generalities, allowing for all convenient substitutions &#38; legerdemain.A quoi renvoyer donc les universalismes et les transnationalités islamiques, au moins.