In his new book, released on Tuesday by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, Fukuyama argues that liberalism is threatened not by a rival ideology, but by "absolutized" versions of its own principles. On the right, the promoters of neoliberal economics have turned the ideal of individual autonomy and the free market into a religion, warping the economy and leading to dangerous systemic instability. And on the left, he argues, progressives have abandoned individual autonomy and free speech in favor of claims of group rights that threaten national cohesion. "The answer to these discontents," he writes, "isn't to abandon liberalism, but to moderate it." https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/10/arts/francis-fukuyama-history-liberalism.html?referringSource=articleShare