Francis Fukuyama

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• SOURCE: The Baffler
  6/27/2022
  

  "Last Man Standing" – Michael Brenes on Francis Fukuyama and the Return of History

  Presented with the manifest failure of a peaceful global liberal order after the end of the Cold War, Fukuyama now simply argues that people have failed classical liberalism. 

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• SOURCE: Washington Post
  3/14/2022
  

  Francis Fukuyama Revisits the "End of History" and Liberalism's Prospects After War

  "People really like being in liberal societies after they’ve gone through either horrible nationalist conflict (as in the two world wars of the 20th century) or they’ve had to live under authoritarian dictatorship (as people in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union did under communism)."

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• 10-15-18
  

  Review of Francis Fukuyama’s “Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment”

  by James Thornton Harris

  His book recommends that Progressives try and recapture white, working class voters by downplaying minority rights and espousing a national creedal identity.

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• SOURCE: The Chronicle of Higher Education
  8-27-18
  

  What Francis Fukuyama Says Follows the End of History

  It’s identity politics. This explains Trump.

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• SOURCE: The Washington Post
  2-9-17
  

  The man who declared the ‘end of history’ fears for democracy’s future

  "Twenty five years ago, I didn't have a sense or a theory about how democracies can go backward. And I think they clearly can.” – Francis Fukuyama

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• 10-4-16
  

  Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s Amazing and Grim Prophecy

  by Kenneth Weisbrode

  The world remembers Francis Fukuyama’s "The End of History" and Samuel Huntington’s "The Clash of Civilizations." But it was Moynihan who got the future right.

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• SOURCE: Vox
  3-14-16
  

  Is Francis Fukuyama's "end of history” argument dead?

  by Jedediah Purdy

  “In a year when a man whose own party calls him a fascist is squarely leading the Republican primaries and a self-declared democratic socialist is leading an unexpectedly robust insurgency on the Democratic side, Fukuyama's argument is looking more and more tenuous."

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• SOURCE: The Atlantic
  9-17-14
  

  Francis Fukuyama is still bullish on where history is headed, but Americans should worry: republics can decay.

  by Michael Ignatieff,

  Doubling Down on Democracy