And Francis Fukuyama asserted that history had ended with the triumph of democratic capitalism.
The other is a certain mystification about what on Earth Fukuyama thinks he is talking about?
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The first unambiguously modern state, Mr Fukuyama believes, was the Qin dynasty in China, founded in 221BC.
Dr. Yukio Fukuyama, a juvenile epilepsy expert, said that "television epilepsy" can be triggered by flashing, colorful lights.
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The End of History, Fukuyama put foward the arresting argument that the clash of competing ideologies was over.
Francis Fukuyama has graced us all with his latest ruminations on how the entire globe ought to organise itself.
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In Trust , Fukuyama examines the cultural values that enable people to work together toward a common purpose and thus make these markets function.
History may not have ended, as historian Francis Fukuyama predicted, but Europe is far less burdened by its past than at any time since the war.
But the army has many other brigades, too: repentant neocons such as Francis Fukuyama, legal scholars such as Douglas Kmiec, and conservative talk-show hosts such as Michael Smerconish.
Mr Fukuyama (a pupil of Samuel Huntington who wrote a seminal work on political order 40 years ago) begins his own search for the origins of political order with the shift from small hunting bands to tribes.
Charlotte and Bob grow so fond of each other that she stays behind when John travels to Fukuyama to photograph his clients, while Bob extends his stay by agreeing to endure additional humiliation at the hands of a Japanese talk-show host think Pee Wee Herman on crystal meth just to spend one more weekend with her.
It is not only a series of popes but also a number of prominent secular thinkers who believe that the birth-control pill has been one of the major milestones in human history a diverse group that runs from public intellectuals of a previous generation like Walter Lippmann to such contemporary scholars as Francis Fukuyama and Robert Putnam.
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