Francis Fukuyama
An American political scientist known for his book 'The End of History and the Last Man', which argued for the triumph of liberal democracy.
Quotes by Francis Fukuyama
Social trust varies greatly across cultures and explains economic differences.
The sexual revolution has had unintended consequences for social cohesion.
Genetic engineering poses risks to human equality.
Failed states are a threat to global security.
Neoconservatives believe in the export of democracy.
Religion has played a crucial role in the development of political institutions.
Corruption erodes political order from within.
Nationalism is a form of identity politics that can be dangerous.
The end of communism was not the end of ideology, but its triumph.
Economic success in East Asia is due to cultural factors like trust and family.
The 1960s counterculture led to a great disruption in moral order.
We need international regulation of biotechnology to protect human nature.
Democracy promotion requires more than military intervention.
The Iraq War was a mistake in execution, not in concept.
Political institutions evolve through trial and error over centuries.
America's political system is showing signs of decay.
The politics of resentment fuels identity movements.
History has a direction, towards liberal democracy.