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As defined by Francis Fukuyama, "the desire to be recognized as the equal of other people", or ''[[dignity

A term coined by Francis Fukuyama, building on [[Plato]]'s concept of the spiritual part of the soul, which d

An argument, by Francis Fukuyama, that [[universal history]], through the forces of "the logic of modern sci

Francis Fukuyama: ''Trust: The Social Virtues of the Creation of Prosperity'' Free Press Pa ...ationalmonetaryfund.com/external/pubs/ft/seminar/1999/reforms/fukuyama.htm Francis Fukuyama: ''Social Capital and Civil Society'', IMF Conference on Second Generation

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** related to Francis Fukuyama's ''End of History''??

...is as one of several systems without end, as opposed to that of his pupil, Francis Fukuyama, who speaks of an "end to history". ===Francis Fukuyama===

:Remember this is a lemma article. Derivatives of the word are used by Francis Fukuyama specifically in [[The End of History and the Last Man]], but also are becom

...the three articles. Further, see some distinctions made in the article on Francis Fukuyama's book, ''America at the Crossroads''.

...articles is the original publication of the essay "The End of History" by Francis Fukuyama, expanded into the book ''[[The End of History and the Last Man]]''. It spa

== Francis Fukuyama ? == Thanks for this great page, but I just can't understand how does Francis Fukuyama fit any of these categories... Political scientist and philosopher, for sur

...to technology and perhaps management processes. Not all analysts, such as Francis Fukuyama, agree they are distinct. <ref name=AI2008-12-29>{{citation | author = Francis Fukuyama | journal = [[American Interest]]}}</ref> Both affect [[international rela

...a world community rather than to increase the power of a specific nation. Francis Fukuyama, in his book ''America at the Crossroads'' <ref name=AAC>{{citation | author = Francis Fukuyama

...litarianism]]'', a tome authored by German philosopher [[Hannah Arendt]]. Francis Fukuyama discusses the need for control in ''[[The End of History and the Last Man]]

...rly defined, and as an appeal to listeners emotions, not their intellect. Francis Fukuyama wrote

...of Soviet and East European Affairs on the [[National Security Council]]. Francis Fukuyama said "you know, we'll all going to be working for Condi some day."<ref>Mann | title = For Francis Fukuyama, there is life after the neocons

...forestall major conflict. A review of Barnett's book suggests it builds on Francis Fukuyama's model in ''[[The End of History and the Last Man]]''. <ref name=Owens2004

...he panacea, although this is not always compatible with business interest: Francis Fukuyama wrote <blockquote>we may be witnessing..the end of history as such: that is | author = Francis Fukuyama

Francis Fukuyama, in ''America at the Crossroads'', wrote that it was a revolutionary expans | author = Francis Fukuyama

...that seeks to gain specific economic or military benefits for the nation. Francis Fukuyama, in ''America at the Crossroads'', discusses a "realistic Wilsonianism" as

Francis Fukuyama has written that the basic philosophy makes sense but the Bush Administrati | author = Francis Fukuyama

'''''The End of History and the Last Man''''' is a book by Francis Fukuyama that grew out of an earlier (1989) essay. In the book, Fukuyama argues that | author = Francis Fukuyama

| author = Francis Fukuyama

...tten, and am writing articles about significant books here, such as two by Francis Fukuyama. I haven't written about my own books, and Fukuyama, under our self-promoti

| author = Francis Fukuyama

...four “most widely read” authors defining the post-Cold War era (along with Francis Fukuyama, the late Harvard Professor Samuel Huntington, and Yale Professor [[Paul Ke

* [[Francis Fukuyama|Fukuyama, Francis]]. ''America at the Crossroads,'' (2006)

...The End of History and the Last Man|"end of history" model of his student, Francis Fukuyama:<blockquote>we may be witnessing..the end of history as such: that is, the | author = Francis Fukuyama

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...tion of neoconservative principles by some of its former advocates such as Francis Fukuyama in ''America at the Crossroads'', but also fervent defense by some.

...ral importance to its national security policy, called the Bush Doctrine. Francis Fukuyama, who was not totally for or against the war, discusses the Doctrine in ''Am | author = Francis Fukuyama

..."a capability that arises from the prevalence of trust in a society." <ref>Francis Fukuyama, ''Trust: The Social Virtues of the Creation of Prosperity'' (New York: Sim ...ess, 1993.</ref> a claim that was later supported by Francis Fukuyama <ref>Francis Fukuyama, ''[http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=879582 Social Capita

..."a capability that arises from the prevalence of trust in a society." <ref>Francis Fukuyama, ''Trust: The Social Virtues of the Creation of Prosperity'' (New York: Sim ...ess, 1993.</ref> a claim that was later supported by Francis Fukuyama <ref>Francis Fukuyama, ''[http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=879582 Social Capita

...cord, I absolutely agree the Party of God uses the tactic of terrorism. As Francis Fukuyama put it, declaring a "war on terror" has the semantic rigor of declaring a "

...kheim to Ferdinand Tönnies, Pierre Bourdieu, Robert Putnam, Robert Bellah, Francis Fukuyama, Patrick Hunout and others. (See the entry on [[social capital]] for more d

...kheim to Ferdinand Tönnies, Pierre Bourdieu, Robert Putnam, Robert Bellah, Francis Fukuyama, Patrick Hunout and others. (See the entry on [[social capital]] for more d

...rvatives, associated and not associated with neoconservatism, rejected it. Francis Fukuyama broke away from neoconservatism with his book ''America at the Crossroads'' | author = Francis Fukuyama

::Francis Fukuyama's comment that "war on terror" makes as much sense as "war on submarines" i ...structor in guerrilla warfare) to [[Andrew Exum]] to [[David Petraeus]] to Francis Fukuyama to [[Roger Trinquier]] to Michael Scheuer to [[Peter Bergen]] to [[Carlos M

...struction]] or operational links to the [[9/11]] attacks were discovered. Francis Fukuyama argued said that the US could have gone to war, but had a better political | author = Francis Fukuyama

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*Francis Fukuyama (1952- ) ''[[The End of History and the Last Man]]'' (1992)

I just removed two more sets of quotes around war on terror. To borrow from Francis Fukuyama, I consider war on terror as silly as war on submarines. Nevertheless, putt

* [[Francis Fukuyama/Definition]]

* [[Francis Fukuyama/Related Articles]]

* [[Template:Francis Fukuyama/Metadata]]

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...g the latter decades of the 20th century, culminating in a situation that Francis Fukuyama dramatised as "the end of history". However a controversy gathered strength

}}</ref> than to more unifying paradigms from Francis Fukuyama or Thomas Barnett. Indeed, Barack Obama's Cairo speech of April 2009 attack

* Francis Fukuyama

..., some not yet started: [[The Pentagon's New Map]], [[The End of History]]/Francis Fukuyama, [[Jihad vs. McWorld]]. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 16