We think the author is right to date the beginning of global liberalism as being after World War II. But he doesn’t say how this kind of liberalism from 1945-1975 was based on industrial, not the finance capital of today.
He is right to point out Fukuyama’s pretentiousness at claiming liberalism had won by 1989. 35 years later it lays in ruin. What seems to be replacing it is BRICS, but the author only mentions China.
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