Abstract
In his article Market Civilization and Its Clash with Terror, Michael Mousseau frames a hypothesis about the contemporary social origins of terror. According to Mousseau, As a result of globalization, [the values and beliefs of liberal democracies and those of collectivist-autocratic clientalist states] are increasingly clashing in the mixed market– clientalist economies of the developing world, triggering intense antimarket resentment directed primarily against the epitome of market civilization: the United States.
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