Francis Fukuyama is an American writer and political economy scholar. He holds a Ph.D. in political science from Harvard University, and is currently a senior Fellow at the Freeman Spaugley Institute for International Studies. He also holds the Schwartz Chair and Professor of International Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University, the Paul Nitze Institute for Advanced International Studies, and studied under Samuel Huntington. He served as Deputy Director of the Bureau of Policy Planning, the think tank of the U.S. State Department. The End of History and the Last Man, the post-human future - the human catastrophe of genetic engineering, crossing the fault line - the origins of human nature and the reconstruction of social order, trust, and political order from pre-human times to the French Revolution. His first book, The End of History and the Last Man, made him famous. The idea of the end of history in the book comes from Kojev's interpretation of Hegelian theory - that human beings need to be motivated by desire in order for history to evolve. Fukuyama believes that the last history is the history of liberal democracy, and in the stage of liberal democracy, human beings have gained equal recognition, and history will end. Politically, Fukuyama is a neoconservative. He has been active with the New Century Project think tank since 1997, and signed a document advising then-President Bill Clinton to overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. But he opposed the 2003 war with Iraq, arguing that neo-conservatism's insistence on imposing American values by force risked repeating the mistakes of Leninism. The Post-Human Future - The Human Catastrophe of Genetic Engineering The Soviet Union and the Third World The End of History in the last three decades with the Last Man to Trust Social virtue and Create economic prosperity Crossing the fault Lines + Rebuilding Humanity and Social Order The Great Split Human Nature and rebuilding social Order The Nation Building Governance and World Order in the 21st Century America is at a crossroads between democratic power and Neoconservatism The origins of the political order from pre-human times to the Great Power theory of the French Revolution
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添加时间: 弗朗西斯·福山是美国作家、政治经济学学者。他拥有博士学位。哈佛大学政治学博士学位,目前是弗里曼·斯波格利国际问题研究所的高级研究员。他还担任约翰·霍普金斯大学、保罗·尼采高级国际问题研究所的施瓦茨讲座教授和国际政治经济学教授,并师从塞缪尔·亨廷顿。他曾担任美国国务院智库政策规划局副局长。历史的终结和最后的人,后人类的未来——基因工程的人类灾难,跨越断层线——人性的起源以及从前人类时代到法国大革命的社会秩序、信任和政治秩序的重建。他的第一本书《历史的终结和最后的人》使他名声大噪。书中关于历史终结的思想来自于科耶夫对黑格尔理论的解读——人类需要被欲望所激励,历史才能得以发展。福山认为,最后的历史是自由民主的历史,而在自由民主阶段,人类获得了平等的承认,历史将会终结。在政治上,福山是一位新保守主义者。自1997年以来,他一直活跃于“新世纪计划”智库,并签署了一份建议时任总统比尔·克林顿推翻伊拉克总统萨达姆·侯赛因的文件。但他反对2003年的伊拉克战争,认为新保守主义坚持以武力强加美国价值观,有可能重蹈列宁主义的覆辙。后人类未来——基因工程的人类灾难 苏联与第三世界 过去三十年的历史终结与最后一个信任的人 社会美德与创造经济繁荣 跨越断层线+重建人性与社会秩序 人性大分裂与重建社会秩序 21世纪的国家建设治理与世界秩序 美国正处于民主权力与新保守主义的十字路口 从前人类时代到强国政治秩序的起源法国大革命理论
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