Identity
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Identity

by Francis Fukuyama

Politics Philosophy Sociology
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Francis Fukuyama investigates the roots and political consequences of identity, offering a timely analysis of recognition, dignity, and liberal democracy.

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Identity explores the origins and significance of identity politics in the modern world.

Francis Fukuyama analyzes how demands for recognition shape political conflicts and social movements.

The book considers the philosophical roots of identity and its consequences for liberal democracy.

Readers gain insight into the tensions between individual dignity and collective identity.

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