Against Democracy
A provocative critique of democracy that questions whether ordinary citizens should have political power.
About This Book
Against Democracy challenges the assumption that democracy is always the best form of government.
The book examines whether citizens possess the knowledge and motivation needed to make sound political decisions.
It explores alternative approaches to governance that prioritize competence over universal participation.
Jason Brennan presents arguments for limiting political power to those with relevant expertise.
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