Republic, Lost: How Money Corrupts Congress--and a Plan to Stop It
In Republic, Lost, Lawrence Lessig examines how money can corrupt Congress and weaken representative government. The book considers the influence of financial interests on politics and offers a plan intended to help address that influence, making it a relevant read for anyone concerned with democracy and political reform.
About This Book
Republic, Lost explores the relationship between money and political power in the United States.
Lawrence Lessig focuses on how financial influence can affect Congress and the functioning of representative government.
The book combines political analysis with a proposed approach to addressing the problem it identifies.
It is suited to readers interested in democracy, public policy, political reform, and the role of money in government.
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