Ian Shapiro Says the Left's "Preemptive Capitulation" to Neoliberalism Paved the Way for Populism

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Francis Fukuyama Reflects on the End of History and His Legacy

I'm not sure that that understanding of American exceptionalism is that powerful and that the United States may be a much more ordinary kind of democracy than I used to think.Francis FukuyamaFrancis Fukuyama is the Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at Stanford University's Freeman ...  Show more

Michael McFaul Says Powerful Autocracies as a Lasting Threat

We don’t need to export ideas about freedom and democracy because those ideas are already really popular around the world.Michael McFaulWhy do some powerful countries become adversaries while others remain enduring allies? Michael McFaul joins Justin Kempf on Democracy Paradox to ...  Show more

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