jihad Vs Mcworld
... This is called the McWorld phenomenon according to Barber. ... It is a byproduct of the cultural anxiety created by the societal vacuum of McWorld’s uniformity. ... The power vacuum that was left after the former soviet Unions collapse, pitted jihad and McWorld on a collision course with each other. ... This dual of jihad against McWorld also has revived deep historical religious and ethnic conflicts. ... He also sees McWorld as the victor in the struggle with Jihad because of its inherent and uncontrollable ability to permeate national and ethnic borders in a manner less intrusive. ... Where he and Barber diverge is the idea of Mcworld and Jihad’s inevitable clash. ... In this manner the public in the nations most affected by Jihad will look for a more amicable means ending the conflict as a result of more influence and a break from the feeling of worthlessness, helplessness, and anxiety while allowing the country to move in a democratic direction as a result of the common man having a vested interest, both economically and culturally.