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In the 1980s, the UK’s Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher caused controversy by stating that there was “no such thing as society”. This was understood to herald the end of socialist ideals as a sensible way to govern, and instead confirm capitalism as the one true way forward as people became more autonomous and governments less meddling. Whether she actually meant this in such black and white terms is perhaps a moot point, but together with Francis Fukuyama’s book The End of History and the Last Man declaring the end of communism as well, this was a period where some pretty sacred cows were being slaughtered.
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