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MP: Anti-Westernism is a widespread phenomenon in the world today. It is complex and takes many different forms including most prevalently anti-Americanism and anti-science. In this context notions of Orientalism and Occidentalism occur. Curiously, while many in the West do not subscribe to Samuel Huntington’s view regarding a ‘clash of civilizations’, fundamentalist Muslims and Islamists emphasize the Islamic world’s clash with Western civilization. Of course, much of this anti-Americanism is based on aggressive American foreign policy in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. I think it is important to analyze the sources of anti-Westernism especially in the context of what you have called a ‘global rebalancing’. Can you say how your recent works bears on this question.

Understanding the Sources of Anti-Westernism: A Dialogue between Jan Nederveen Pieterse and Michael A. Peters