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issues politics 2 Croton Terrace Dun Laoghaire Co Dublin, Ireland 00(353)1.230.2322www.leighbureau.com Leigh Ltd Bureau highlights Few thinkers have so strongly inuenced the direction o modern social and political philosophy and public policy as Francis Fukuyama. Proessor Fukuyama has written extensively on democratiz ation and international political economy , on the role o culture and social capi- tal in modern economic lie, and on the social consequences o the transition to a n inormation economy , among other subjects. In his most recent book, America at the Crossroads : Democracy, Power, and the Neoconservative Legacy , he oers his critique o the neoconservatism that has shaped current American oreign policy and proposes an alternative approach that balances neoconserva- tive idealism with a much-needed realism. He is the author o several other important books, inclu ding most notably, The End of History and the Last Man. Proessor Fukuyama has worked at several prominent think tanks and public policy organizations, he has served the U.S. Department o State in posts related to Middle East aairs, and is a 2002 appointee to the President’s Council on Bioethics. Francis Fukuyama is Bernard Schwartz Proessor o International Po- litical Economy at the Paul H. Nitze School o Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University , and Director o its International Development Program. He is a coounder o the magazine and website, The American Interest , a new and independent voice devoted to the broad theme o “America in the world.” He is chair o its editorial board. Areas of Expertise Asia, East Asia, Japan Korea; economics, economic develop- ment, international economic issues, international political economy; science, technology and global politics; strategi c and security issues Books America at the Crossroads: Democ- racy, Power, and the Neoconserva- tive Legacy (2006) Nation-Building: Beyond Afghani- stan and Iraq (2006) State-Building: Governance and World Order in the 21st Century (2004) Our Posthuman Future: Conse- quences of the Biotechnology Revolution (2002) The Great Disruption: Human Nature and the Reconstitution of Social Order (1999) Trust: The Social Virtues and the Creation of Prosperity (1995) The End of History and the Last Man (1992) Proessor, Johns Hopkins University Francis Fukuyama The greatest challenge faced by liberal democracies will be integrating culturally diverse populations into a single, cohesive national community.
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Few thinkers have so strongly inuenced the direction o modernsocial and political philosophy and public policy as Francis Fukuyama.Proessor Fukuyama has written extensively on democratization andinternational political economy, on the role o culture and social capi-tal in modern economic lie, and on the social consequences o thetransition to an inormation economy, among other subjects.
In his most recent book, America at the Crossroads: Democracy,
Power, and the Neoconservative Legacy , he oers his critique o the
neoconservatism that has shaped current American oreign policyand proposes an alternative approach that balances neoconserva-tive idealism with a much-needed realism.
He is the author o several other important books, including mostnotably, The End of History and the Last Man.
Proessor Fukuyama has worked at several prominent think tanksand public policy organizations, he has served the U.S. Department o State in posts related to Middle East aairs, and is a 2002 appointeeto the President’s Council on Bioethics.
Francis Fukuyama is Bernard Schwartz Proessor o International Po-litical Economy at the Paul H. Nitze School o Advanced InternationalStudies, Johns Hopkins University, and Director o its InternationalDevelopment Program.
He is a coounder o the magazine and website, The American
Interest , a new and independent voice devoted to the broad themeo “America in the world.” He is chair o its editorial board.
Areas of Expertise
Asia, East Asia, Japan Korea;
economics, economic develop-
ment, international economic
issues, international political
economy;
science, technology and global
politics;
strategic and security issues
Books
America at the Crossroads: Democ-
racy, Power, and the Neoconserva-
tive Legacy (2006)
Nation-Building: Beyond Afghani-
stan and Iraq (2006)
State-Building: Governance and
World Order in the 21st Century
(2004)
Our Posthuman Future: Conse-
quences of the Biotechnology
Revolution (2002)
The Great Disruption: HumanNature and the Reconstitution of
Social Order (1999)
Trust: The Social Virtues and the
Creation of Prosperity (1995)
The End of History and the Last
Man (1992)
Proessor, Johns Hopkins University
FrancisFukuyama
The greatest challenge faced by liberal
democracies will be integrating culturally
diverse populations into a single, cohesive
national community.
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The American Interest
The journal The American Interest analyzes Ameri-ca’s conduct on the global stage and the orces thatshape it, examines what American policy should be,
and invites citizens o all nations into the American national dia-logue. This enterprise begins a “discourse characterized by mutualrespect, humility and passion or useul truths,” qualities that have
always characterized the work o this important thinker.
America at the Crossroads
With his new book, America at the Crossroads, plus an importantsummary article that appeared in The New York Times Magazine
and the launch o The American Interest , one o America’s mostimportant political intellectuals takes the lead again in a new
dialog about our uture. We stand at a crossroads. Behind us liethe ailures o the Iraq war and the misinterpretations o neocon-servative political thought that the Bush administration relied on.Ahead lie all the problems o unintended consequences and anopportunity to redefne American oreign policy. Francis Fukuyamaoers a valuable history o the ideas, people and actions that havebrought us to this intersection and new ideas about how to relateto the rest o the world.
Credentials
Bernard L. Schwartz Proessor o Inter-
national Political Economy, The Paul H.
Nitze School o Advanced International
Studies, Johns Hopkins University
Director, International Development
Program, Nitze School
Coounder and chairman o the editorial
board, The American Interest
Former Member o the Political Science
Department o the RAND Corporation
Formerly the Omer L. and Nancy Hirst
Proessor o Public Policy at the School
o Public Policy, George Mason University
Former member o the Policy Planning
Sta o the US Department o State,
frst as a regular member specializing in
Middle East aairs, and then as Deputy
Director or European political-military
aairs
Former member o the US delegation to
the Egyptian-Israeli talks on Palestinian
autonomy
Member o advisory boards or The Na-
tional Interest, The Journal of Democracy,
The New America Foundation, and the
National Endowment or Democracy
Member o the American Political Science
Association, the Council on Foreign
Relations, the Pacifc Council on Inter-
national Policy, and the Global Business
Network
B.A. rom Cornell University in classics
Ph.D. rom Harvard in Political Science
Honorary doctorate rom Connecticut
College
Francis Fukuyama
Proessor, Johns Hopkins University
