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>All of these people recognize that the post WWII world order is failing. There was no "end of history." I think you mean the post-Oil-Crisis, post-stagflation
by eli_gottlieb 10y ago
>All of these people recognize that the post WWII world order is failing. There was no "end of history."
I think you mean the post-Oil-Crisis, post-stagflation, post-Bretton Woods world order. The post-WW2 social-democratic order was put down in the late '60s and early '70s.
- spangry 10y agoQuite so. I wonder if what we're seeing now is simply the consequence of a large generation (i.e. gen Y) coming of age. Following this line of thinking, perhaps the replacement of social-democratic ideals with neoliberal ideology (and washington consensus macro) was similarly due to the baby-boomers coming of age in the late-60s and early 70s.