Who among the following argues that the fault lines of civilization are the breeding grounds of conflicts in the century?

Samuel P. Huntington, in his influential book "The Clash of Civilizations", argued that future conflicts would be shaped by cultural and civilizational differences, especially along the fault lines between major civilizations (like the West, Islamic, Confucian, etc.). This theory marked a shift from ideological and economic conflicts to cultural conflicts in the post-Cold War world.