This man argues that political stability results from a triumph over neopotism and cronyism in 2011's The Origins of Political Order. This man examined the "renorming" of society following the tumultuous events of the 1960s in another book, and also expressed concern that overuse of biotechnology may destroy human nature. This author of The Great Disruption and Our Posthuman Future read a speech by Mikhail Gorbechev saying that the essence of socialism is competition, inspiring him to write and article and book which argued that nationalism and fundamentalism were the only two remaining adversaries of liberal democracy following the defeat of fascism and communism. For 10 points, name this p
This man argues that political stability results from a triumph over neopotism and cronyism in 2011's The Origins of Political Order. This man examined the "renorming" of society following the tumultuous events of the 1960s in another book, and also expressed concern that overuse of biotechnology may destroy human nature. This author of The Great Disruption and Our Posthuman Future read a speech by Mikhail Gorbechev saying that the essence of socialism is competition, inspiring him to write and article and book which argued that nationalism and fundamentalism were the only two remaining adversaries of liberal democracy following the defeat of fascism and communism. For 10 points, name this political theorist who wrote The End of History and the Last Man.
This man argues that political stability results from a triumph over neopotism and cronyism in 2011's The Origins of Political Order.
Francis Fukuyama