Political Order and Political Decay: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalization of Democracy
An exploration of political institutions from the Industrial Revolution to modern globalization, examining why some states succeed while others fail.
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Francis Fukuyama examines the evolution of political institutions across different societies since the Industrial Revolution.
The book explores why some nations developed strong, accountable governments while others experienced stagnation or decline.
It analyzes the tension between democratic ideals and the practical challenges of governance in a globalized world.
Fukuyama draws on historical examples to illustrate patterns of political development and institutional decay.
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