In 'State-Building,' Francis Fukuyama critically examines the fundamental challenges of constructing and reconstructing effective state institutions in the contemporary world. He explores why some states succeed in building robust governance structures while others fail, leading to instability and conflict. The work provides a nuanced analysis of the role of international actors, the complexities of nation-building, and the essential components of legitimate political authority required for a stable global order. It offers profound insights into the interplay between development, democracy, and effective public administration, making it a pivotal read for understanding 21st-century geopolitics.
| دار النشر: | Cornell University Press |
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| اللغة: | english |