What Kind of Superpower Will China Be? - Francis Fukuyama

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Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/05/28/Francis_Fukuyama_American_Foreign_Policy_After_Bush

Author and political scientist forecasts China's image as a future world superpower.

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About 400 hundred people attended the Centre's event in Sydney with the renowned American political scientist, thinker and author Professor Francis Fukuyama on 28 May.

Chief Executive Professor Geoffrey Garrett conversed with Professor Fukuyama on a wide range of issues from the new administration's foreign policy, to the rise of China, the use of hard and soft power and the impact of climate change.

The conversation was followed by a Q & A session - The University of Sydney

Professor Francis Fukuyama has worked at several prominent think tanks and public policy organizations, he has served the U.S. Department of State in posts related to Middle East affairs, and is a 2002 appointee to the President's Council on Bioethics.

Francis Fukuyama is Bernard Schwartz Professor of International Political Economy at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, and Director of its International Development Program.He is the author of The End of History and the Last Man.

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  • @SHYBONER

    China was a dominant country for roughly 4800 years of human history.

    Britain was a dominant country for roughly 700 years of human history.

    Spain was a dominant country for roughly 200 years of human history.

    US was a dominant country for roughly...70 years.

    Where exactly is your confidence coming again?

  • @SHYBONER ummmm last time i checked the US of America is how old? 200-300 years old? how old is china bro, THOUSANDS!!! of years old. they been around. they got blood and dirt on they hands no question....hahaha but forgive me because im laughing as im typing this question to you......so the US doesnt have dirt or blood on its hand. oh btw im from brooklyn NYC USA. as an american i can tell you no nation on earth has caused more blood than the USA. and we are still a young nation.

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  • @holyseraph spain was never dominant: during its era of success, it was a pity in comparison with Ming China, both economically, militarily and so on...Britain was dominant only for 2 centuries... Until 1800 Qing China was the most powerful country on earth

  • The Americans have been inherited social economic and political culture from Britain and the European as a whole, so I may say that they have had a thousand year of the great modern world civilisation and history ( in my opinion not 200years ). Sadly everything in this planet is bound or is subject to decay by the rule of Newton's gravity- what goes up must come down.

  • Americans need to get out of this frenzy. It's not like China is gonna destroy you just cause they're as powerful as you are and you can't accept it. I think mericans are just scared.

  • @FXThug pwned!!!! best youtube pwnedage ever

  • @holyseraph i think you comment was great, but how much would it SUCK if everyone had to learn chinese? and i speak 2 diaolects and can read in chinese. it NOT a fun language period.

  • I'm learning chinese now! I love my awesome chinese brothers! I have a mast in my home with a chinses flag! 2016 baby is the chinese dream!

  • @holyseraph HAHAHAHA! europeans was still living in huts right beside the rhine and danube river when china was already a superpower

  • @holyseraph Are you really comparing a country/continent with about 30x the population of other countries?

  • @holyseraph Rome ruled Europe,Asia and northern Africa for over 500 years.

    Look at italy today...

    What is your point?

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