Change in the anti-civilisationalism : as the foundation of the emerging world order Random thoughts

By:

Gurumurthy, S

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Prints Publication in collaborationn with Vivekananda International Foundation 2026Description: 133pISBN:

9789366976969

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DDC classification:

327.54073 GUR

Summary: This book explores the massive global shift from a Western-led, post-World War II order—which he argues was inherently anti-civilizational—toward a new era where nations are re-grounding themselves in their native, historical civilizations.

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This book explores the massive global shift from a Western-led, post-World War II order—which he argues was inherently anti-civilizational—toward a new era where nations are re-grounding themselves in their native, historical civilizations.

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