Der letzte Mensch
Wohin steuert die Welt?
Auf welche Weltordnung steuern wir zu? Die liberale Demokratie steckt in der Krise, nach einer langen Phase der Demokratisierung sind wir wieder in einer Welt der Macht angelangt, bedingt vor allem durch autoritäre Bewegungen, technologischen Wandel, Neoliberalismus und Identitätspolitik. Mit seinen Gedanken zur Lage der Welt zeigt Francis Fukuyama, warum das freiheitliche Denken für die westlichen Gesellschaften im 21. Jahrhundert alternativlos ist. Vor allem aber macht er deutlich, warum wir für die Freiheit kämpfen müssen, wollen wir ihr Überleben sichern und das Risiko einer autoritären Weltordnung eindämmen. Ein inspirierend persönliches Buch mit politischer Weitsicht, von einem der einflussreichsten Denker unserer Zeit.
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Auf welche Weltordnung steuern wir zu? Die liberale Demokratie steckt in der Krise, nach einer langen Phase der Demokratisierung sind wir wieder in einer Welt der Macht angelangt, bedingt vor allem durch autoritäre Bewegungen, technologischen Wandel, Neoliberalismus und Identitätspolitik. Mit seinen Gedanken zur Lage der Welt zeigt Francis Fukuyama, warum das freiheitliche Denken für die westlichen Gesellschaften im 21. Jahrhundert alternativlos ist. Vor allem aber macht er deutlich, warum wir für die Freiheit kämpfen müssen, wollen wir ihr Überleben sichern und das Risiko einer autoritären Weltordnung eindämmen. Ein inspirierend persönliches Buch mit politischer Weitsicht, von einem der einflussreichsten Denker unserer Zeit.
Untertitel
Wohin steuert die Welt?
H | B | T | Gramm
211 mm | 139 mm | 31 mm | 410 gr
Erscheinungsjahr
2026
FSK
0
Ausgabe
Hardcover
Verlag
Hoffmann u Campe
ISBN-10
3455021913
Autor
Francis Fukuyama
Weitere Mitwirkende
Dierlamm, Helmut | Stauder, Thomas
Sprache
Deutsch
Seitenanzahl
272
Themen
Gesellschaft und Kultur, allgemein, Demokratische Ideologien und Bewegungen: Liberalismus, Mitte, Politik der National-, Zentral- oder Bundesregierung
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