Luis Fernández-Galiano   Liberal institutions, says Francis Fukuyama, act as the canaries in the coal mine, and warn about the threat of an authoritarian assault. John Gray is more pessimistic, believing that liberal civilization based on tolerance is history, because the st

Francis Fukuyama   Human beings are not free-floating agents capable of reshaping themselves in any way they choose; this only happens in online virtual worlds. We are limited in the first instance by our physical bodies. Technology has done a lot to free people from t

Luis Fernández-Galiano   The latest books of Thomas Piketty and Francis Fukuyama address the populist challenge from complementary perspectives. The French economist expands the scope of his studies of income and inheritance inequality in Le capital au XXI siècle to include

Francis Fukuyama   New York  2022  
Farrar Strauss & Giroux   - 178 Pages 

Francis Fukuyama   Contemporary Identity Politics and the Struggle for Recognition