Over three decades ago, Fukuyama announced the end of history, arguing that liberalism had triumphed over its ideological rivals. Today, most recognise this as a fantasy. While few still believe in the end of history, many continue to dismiss anti-liberalism and post-liberalism as incoherent and purely reactionary. According to political theorist working on populism and Director of the Illiberalism Studies Program, Marlene Laruelle, this is a profound mistake. Join Laruelle to learn why liberalism failed and why post-liberalism isn't an absence of ideology, but an alternative vision of political order with its own intellectual foundations and global ambitions.
Part One: The Rise and Fall of Liberalism
Part Two: Post-Liberal Ideology and the New World Order
