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Liberal democracy will prevail as the final form of government from "summary" of End of History and the Last Man by Francis Fukuyama
The idea that liberal democracy will ultimately triumph as the definitive system of governance has been a subject of much debate and scrutiny. It posits that the inherent values and principles of liberal democracy - such as individual rights, rule of law, and political participation - are universally desirable and will eventually become the norm worldwide. This vision is not based on a deterministic belief that history will inevitably lead to this outcome, but rather on an analysis of the factors that have shaped political systems throughout history. The collapse of alternative ideological systems like communism in the 20th century seemed to validate the superiority of liberal democracy in providing political stability and prosperity. Liberal democracy, with its emphasis on individual freedom and pluralism, offers a framework that can accommodate diverse cultures and beliefs. It allows for peaceful conflict reso...
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