When cultures don’t collide

Is there, as some suppose, an eastern-Orthodox block in world politics? A thought-provoking new book suggests that the issue is not that simple

Aug 10th 2000|

By Victoria Clark.

This article appeared in the Culture section of the print edition under the headline “When cultures don’t collide”

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