A collection of 5 posts
Liberal pluralism remains the best way to secure as much freedom as possible for a nation with 340 million diverse inhabitants, and this point should become clearer as clashing illiberal forces compete to impose their own versions of law and morality on everyone else.
An interview with Francis Fukuyama.
What Karl Popper’s classic can teach us about the threats facing democracies today.
This kind of regime-analysis disappeared with the rise of classical liberalism, which supplied an altogether different language of politics.
As COVID-19 suffocates the global economy, borders remain closed, and tensions mount between EU countries, the US and China, etc., Fukuyama’s critics are taking the opportunity to dismiss the “The End of History?” while ignoring its basic premises.