The growth of liberal democracy, together with its companion, economic liberalism, has been the most remarkable macropolitical phenomenon of the last four hundred years. Introduction In the realm of political philosophy, few works have sparked as much debate and contemplation as Francis Fukuyama's seminal book, "The End of History and the Last Man." Published in 1992, Fukuyama's work presented a bold thesis that captured the attention of scholars, policymakers, and the general public alike. This review aims to inquire into the core ideas of the book, examining Fukuyama's argument, its historical context, and the enduring relevance of his assertions. The End of History Fukuyama's central proposition revolves around the concept of the "end of history." He argues that the fall of the Berlin Wall and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union marked the triumph of liberal democracy as the ultimate form of government. Fukuyama posits that the ideologi...
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