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Francis fukuyama liberalism and its discontents
Francis fukuyama liberalism and its discontents












There’s an element of universalism, because liberals believe that all human beings have an equal set of rights, and that these need to be protected by governments. It’s based on a number of philosophical presumptions. Liberalism, in my view, is a system that’s basically a limitation of power based on a rule of law and a constitutional framework that limits the power of executives. My definition of it is closer to the European one. What exactly are the parameters of what you call classical liberalism?įrancis Fukuyama: It does have a very different meaning in the United States than it does in Europe. Sam Leith: Liberal is a word that means something very different in Tennessee than it does in Muswell Hill.














Francis fukuyama liberalism and its discontents