People Have Multiple Identities.

Partial Truths Or Half-truths Are Often More Insidious Than Total Falsehoods.

Well, I Think The United States First Of All Has To Recognize The World For What It Is.

The Basis Of Association And Antagonism Among Countries Has Changed Over Time.

Two Significant Developments In The Past Several Decades Have Been The Collapse Of Communism As An Ideology And The General Acceptance, In Rhetoric, If Not Practice, Of Liberal Democracy.

Countries Will Cooperate With Each Other, And Are More Likely To Cooperate With Each Other When They Share A Common Culture, As Is Most Dramatically Illustrated In The European Union. But Other Groupings Of Countries Are Emerging In East Asia And In South America. Basically, As I Said, These Politics Will Be Oriented Around, In Large Part, Cultural Similarities And Cultural Antagonism.