The early 1990s, plenty of American pundits, professors, and politicians were confident they knew what the future held, Singapore

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“Back in the early 1990s, plenty of American pundits, professors, and politicians were confident they knew what the future held, and many of them were pretty optimistic about it. People like Samuel Huntington and Robert Kaplan saw dark days ahead, but scholars like Francis Fukuyama, journalists like Thomas Friedman, and politicians like Bill Clinton believed a shiny new globalized world of liberal democratic capitalism was dawning and would render old-style power politics obsolete.” – Stephen M. Walt for Foreign Policy, 16 April 2019 Identify the International Relations paradigm that Fukuyama and Freidman are associated with and critique two of its tenets.