Fukuyama in a sentence

And you can also savour the taste of Japan right here, at a food festival dedicated to the cuisine of Fukuyama.

Political scientist Francis Fukuyama noted that “spontaneous sociability”–the willingness to form new associations and cooperate–is key to economic success.

Fukuyama is a smart guy, but he got it wrong.

In September 1943, the manager of Mitsubishi Electric's Fukuyama Works in Hiroshima, Japan, proposed the possibility of die casting to Yutaka Urakami.

In the proposal, 21 DPP lawmakers expressed support for the confirmed points of agreement — from a Dec. 27 meeting between the CDP’s Fukuyama and DPP’s Hirano — that they said signaled the necessity of the two parties’ merger.

This was a time ludicrously called the “end of history” by that most fatuous of political observers, Francis Fukuyama.

To convey just how bad he thinks the Trump presidency is, Fukuyama first reaches for comparison with a Third World regime, but then says it's more like a Mafia family takeover.

Francis Fukuyama says: “Thymos is the part of the soul that craves recognition of dignity; isothymia is the demand to be respected on an equal basis with other people; while megalothymia is the desire to be recognised as superior.

Fukuyama claims that the lack of communication between identities led identity politics to “move to the right” as opportunists like Trump took advantage of the situation by blaming other racial groups and refugees for the problems in the US.

His opening gambit, his chat-up line, was about Francis Fukuyama and The End of History.

That was why US empire intellectuals such as Francis Fukuyama could declare boldly and, with so much relief, the “end of history”.

Earlier this year, Charles Mudede described Fukuyama's philosophy: "But all of this ideological business seemed way out of place in a post-historical world.

Fukuyama argues that identity politics "on the left and the right" fracture the population and distract people from the real problem: growing income inequality.

Fukuyama said, "I strongly feel that by carrying forward the will of Gov Takeshi Onaga, the anti-base movement is gaining traction.

My first few years in Japan were spent in Fukuyama, and I visited Onomichi for occasional day trips.

There are so many moments in this episode, like Admiral Fukuyama and his three mustachioed assistants, when you feel like everyone involved must be having the time of their lives.

Discussing this book at a 2009 conference, Fukuyama outlined his belief that inequality within Latin American nations is a key impediment to growth.

For a critical analysis of Fukuyama's bioethical argument, see: citation One possible outcome could be that an altered human nature could end in radical inequality.

For example, Fukuyama points out that, if we did not have the emotion of aggression, "we wouldn’t be able to defend ourselves".

Francis Fukuyama: Origins of Political Order: From Pre-Human Times to the French Revolution Vladislaus became the magnates' helpless "prisoner"; he could make no decision without their consent.