Chapter II
CLASH OF CIVILIZATION OR CLASH OF INTERESTS?
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1. Jochen Hippler, The Next Threat: Western Perception of Islam, p-147

2. Ibid. p-20,21

3. Ibid. p-57

4. Ibid. p-67

5. Ibid. p-11

6. Schulze, lecture in Colone, September 1991

7. Hippler op. cit. p-146

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12. Ibid. p-148-49

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