After the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was widely believed that Marxists would be all but extinct by the year 2000. Humanity, wrote Francis Fukuyama, had come to the end of history. All thoughts of finding an alternative to capitalism could be forgotten. Such thinking was wide of the mark.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, it was widely believed that Marxists would be all but extinct by the year 2000. Humanity, wrote Francis Fukuyama, had come to the end of history. All thoughts of finding an alternative to capitalism could be forgotten. Such thinking was wide of the mark.
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