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Francis Fukuyama, Senior Fellow, Stanford University

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Douglas Herbert talks to Francis Fukuyama, the author who gained worldwide fame 20 years ago with his provocative book, “The End of History”, in which he asserted the culmination of mankind's ideological evolution. Francis Fukuyama explains why his original argument was misinterpreted and discusses the roots of today's political institutions.

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