In Defense of Politicians: The Expectations Trap and Its Threat to Democracy
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In Defense of Politicians: The Expectations Trap and Its Threat to Democracy

by Stephen K. Medvic

Politics Social Sciences
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Stephen K. Medvic’s In Defense of Politicians examines the expectations placed on elected officials and considers how those expectations can become a trap. Framing the issue as a threat to democracy, the book offers a focused contribution to discussions of politicians, political responsibility, and democratic government.

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In Defense of Politicians explores the relationship between politicians, public expectations, and democratic government.

The book focuses on the “expectations trap,” a dynamic identified in its title as a threat to democracy.

Stephen K. Medvic presents a defense of politicians within a broader discussion of political responsibility and democratic expectations.

It is suited to readers interested in politics, political institutions, and the challenges facing democracy.

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