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  • Francis Fukuyama
    Francis Fukuyama

    …2005 Fukuyama founded the magazine The American Interest, which sought “to explain America to the world, and the world to Americans.” Five years later he became a fellow at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. Fukuyama served as director (2015–21) of the institute’s Center on Democracy, Development, and…

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    …2005 Fukuyama founded the magazine The American Interest, which sought “to explain America to the world, and the world to Americans.” Five years later he became a fellow at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. Fukuyama served as director (2015–21) of the institute’s Center on Democracy, Development, and…

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