Mr Fukuyama has lately grown alarmed about what is happening in the world of biotechnology, the arrival of mood-altering drugs such as Prozac and Ritalin and the possibility that science may soon be able to create "a new kind of human being", which could herald the arrival of "post-human history".
The Dutch government did work with notions that could be associated with MC, such as 'integration with preservation of own identity', just after the arrival of post-war immigrants, but this was mostly an 'excuse for government inaction' (Vink, 2007, p. 344).
The arrival of post-Soviet Europeans after the eastern enlargement of the EU follows similarly, creating enclaves where people from a certain country suddenly appear to be "invading" Britain.
The middle and latter parts of the 20th century witnessed the arrival of post-modernism, as well as literary movements such as those espoused by the Kallol movement, hungryalists and the little magazines.
Anyway, the arrival of The Post-Birthday World, her first novel after Kevin, is a huge publishing event.
Executives at Apple have boasted that the explosive growth in sales of the iPad and the iPhone are evidence of the arrival of a post-PC era.
Much has been written about the arrival of a "post-truth" era, in which facts become secondary to feeling; expertise and vision to ersatz emotional connection.
Two years ago, Steven P. Jobs, then Apple's chief executive, began promoting the idea that the rise of the iPhone, iPad and other mobile devices heralded the arrival of a post-PC era.
His public remarks that the police were no longer institutionally racist, his U-turn on multiculturalism and claims it could lead Britain to "sleepwalk towards segregation", and his pre-election musing that Barack Obama as president might "postpone the arrival of a post-racial America" have all caused controversy.
The line shows the arrival of the post-seismic disturbances at respective sites.
For Bond fans, this persists despite - or perhaps because of - the arrival of a post-Aids environment in which the dangers of promiscuity are widely recognised.
