The Politics of Conceptualizing Islam and the West

Ethics and International Affairs 18 (3):89-96 (2004)
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Abstract

Are critiques of the "West" peculiar to the Muslim world? Are they a reflection of a simple discontent with the international order or a conservative rejection of Western-originated, universal modernity? How should Western intellectuals and leaders respond to the Muslim critiques?

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