After the end of history : conversations with Francis Fukuyama /
Francis Fukuyama
Bok · Engelsk · 2021 · Interviews.
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| Omfang | IX, 214 sider
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| Opplysninger | The end of liberal democracy 30 years after the Wall? -- Why is the world a gloomier place than in 1989? -- Illiberal attacks coming from within? -- Will the US cease to be the Beacon of the Liberal Order? -- From being a friend to becoming a foe? -- Getting to know a classical European liberal? -- Why choose international politics? -- What is The End of History? -- Why do we go to Denmark? -- Is it a question of sequencing? -- Why must we understand institutions? -- Identity -- a question of thymos? -- How do society and capitalism interact -- Can biotech alter the whole basis of political order? -- Who are the competitors to liberal democracy? -- Are we experiencing a clash of civilizations -- Is the answer building national identity and international cooperation? -- The Future of History.. - "Francis Fukuyama is one of the most significant political theorists of the past thirty years. Bursting into public awareness in 1989 with his provocative thesis about "the end of history," Fukuyama has made fascinating contributions to a wide range of subjects - the importance of trust in societies, the potential dangers of biotechnology, the development of political authority and the modern state, and most recently, the role of identity in politics. This book records a series of conversations with Fukuyama in which he discusses his background and its role in shaping his thinking, the context and genesis of his major works, and his thoughts in light of the dramatic developments of the past decade, especially the rise of populism around the world. The result is a fascinating picture of a major intellectual. The book both provides an overview of Fukuyama's thought and reveals new insights into his best-known work. This book also allows readers to trace the themes which have animated Fukuyama's entire intellectual career"--
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| ISBN | 1647120861. - 9781647120863
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