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'Human Rights Imperialism' or Global Homogenization of Culture? Has the Age of Revolution ended in 1989?

Name: 'Human Rights Imperialism' or Global Homogenization of Culture? Has the Age of Revolution ended in 1989?
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A Discussion of Francis Fukuyama's Arguments

Essay, 2015

14 Pages, Grade: 1,3

Anonymous

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Content

I. Introduction

II. Summary of Fukuyama’s ‘The End of History and the Last Man’
History vs. history
Recognition
Liberal Democracy

III. Compare and Contrast to Huntington’s ‘Clash of Civilizations’
Modernization vs. Westernization and America’s Imperial Role
The Role of the Nation State
Theory of Revolution
Alternatives to Liberal Democracy: Confucianism and Islamism

IV. Post- 1989 Events that Let Us Question Fukuyama’s Thesis

V. Conclusion

Bibliography

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Title: 'Human Rights Imperialism' or Global Homogenization of Culture? Has the Age of Revolution ended in 1989?
Subtitle: A Discussion of Francis Fukuyama's Arguments
College: Stellenbosch Universitiy
Grade: 1,3
Year: 2015
Pages: 14
Catalog Number: V336346
ISBN (eBook): 9783668258693
ISBN (Book): 9783668258709
File size: 944 KB
Language: English
Keywords: Fukuyama, End of history, Human Rights Imperialism, Revolution, Huntington

Quote paper: Anonymous, 2015, 'Human Rights Imperialism' or Global Homogenization of Culture? Has the Age of Revolution ended in 1989?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/336346

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