The Fractured Republic: Renewing America's Social Contract in the Age of Individualism
by Yuval Levin
In The Fractured Republic, Yuval Levin explores the pressures facing America’s social contract in an era shaped by individualism. Considering division, community, and civic life, the book reflects on the fractures within the nation and the possibilities for restoring a stronger sense of shared purpose.
About This Book
The Fractured Republic examines the condition of American public life in an age of individualism.
Yuval Levin considers how the social contract has become strained and what that strain means for the country's shared institutions and civic relationships.
The book offers a broad reflection on division, community, and the challenge of renewing a common national life.
It is suited to readers interested in politics, society, and the future of American civic culture.
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