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		American Political Science Association
		Political Research Online
		All Academic Inc.

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“CIVILIZATION” Susanne Hoeber Rudolph American Political Science Association meetings Chicago August 30 2007 Students of international relations are accustomed to using the state as the critical actor in their analyses. Peter Katzenstein reminds us that of late some current narratives have introduced “civilizations” as actors who shape conflict and collaboration in international relations. This usage invites cultural explanations for foreign policy and geo-political processes. In his problem-setting paper for this round table Katzenstein argues contra Fukuyama that ideology remains
But there is more than one story. Wilkinson has also shown that in cities close elections yield communal riots in the six months before elections. 16 two regions and the difference introduced by the cross cutting of liberal and democratic political culture in South Asia. I argue that it is that political culture developed by colonial modernity and the nationalist movement over sixty or so years before independence that has affected not only how Islam is understood and practiced