BOOKS // – REVIEW – In Francis Fukuyama's new book, the American political scientist returns to the thesis of the "end of history" to reread it in light of the events of recent decades, as the Iraq war, the financial crisis, the rise of populism and the institutional decline of democracies have cast doubt on the theory and the optimism that surrounded it. "Today, Fukuyama is far more concerned with the construction of a legitimate state power th…
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BOOKS // – REVIEW – In Francis Fukuyama's new book, the American political scientist returns to the thesis of the "end of history" to reread it in light of the events of recent decades, as the Iraq war, the financial crisis, the rise of populism and the institutional decline of democracies have cast doubt on the theory and the optimism that surrounded it. "Today, Fukuyama is far more concerned with the construction of a legitimate state power th…