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Is Mark Carney a Straussian?

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开始于 January 24, 2026

The rules-based order might have been based on fiction but fiction is essential in politics Source

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Is Mark Carney a Straussian?

The Critic (United Kingdom) | Jan 24, 2026

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Fictional narratives, as advocated by Carney, can foster unity and common purpose in a fragmented political landscape.

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Relying on fiction undermines the credibility of the rules-based order, as it blurs the line between truth and manipulation in politics.

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The debate over Carney's views illustrates the complex relationship between fiction and reality in political discourse.

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Using fiction as a foundation for political systems risks creating a deceptive environment that could mislead citizens.

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Mark Carney’s embrace of fiction in politics highlights the necessity of narrative in shaping a stable rules-based order.

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