Political Order, Electoral Chaos - ft. Francis Fukuyama
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Elections come and go, but the more fundamental basis of state society--political order--endures.
Or does it?
In the aftermath of the 2020 election, please join the Bradley Lecture Podcast for a conversation with Dr. Fukuyama on his 2012 lecture, "The Origins of Political Order," and the question of whether that order is durable enough to survive whatever happens next.
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