Fukuyama: U.S. Courts Have Too Much Policy-Making Power @NoemaMagazine
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Uploaded March 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Shanghai-based venture capitalist and political scientist Eric X. Li talks with American political scientist Francis Fukuyama about his latest book, Political Order and Political Decay, in this premiere episode of a new Chinese YouKu series, produced by Guancha.cn.

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