Francis Fukuyama is an American political philosopher and professor at Stanford University, born in Chicago in 1952. His 1992 book The End of History and the Last Man brought him international recognition, arguing that liberal democracy represents the final form of human government. His later work examines the crisis of the liberal order, political identity and the nature of the state.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
78lectureFri 11.12.Ben Becker Reads T.C. Boyle: No Way Home
77lectureSat 21.11.Reinhold Messner - Life at the Limit
76lectureSun 8.11.Pony Show
76lectureSun 6.12.Lydia Benecke - The Psychology of Manipulation
73lectureSun 15.11.Joschka Fischer: Who Are We? - Germany in Search of Its Identity
72lectureThu 3.12.Ferdinand von Schirach - The Silent Friend
72lectureThu 17.12.Birgit Minichmayr Reads from "Die souveräne Leserin" by Alan Bennett
72lectureSun 28.2.Ferdinand von Schirach
71lectureSun 13.12.Gregor Gysi - Over a Currywurst with Gregor Gysi
71lectureFri 8.1.Gregor Gysi - Over a Currywurst with Gregor Gysi
71lectureMon 15.2.Prof. Dr. Richard David Precht - How AI Is Abolishing Culture
71lectureSat 6.3.Gregor Gysi - Over a Currywurst with Gregor Gysi
A lecture and discussion with renowned political theorist Francis Fukuyama on the crisis of liberal societies and the active defense of freedom against authoritarian threats.
Francis Fukuyama, author of the famous "end of history" thesis, comes to Hamburg to discuss the world's future amid ideological tensions and the threat of authoritarianism.