Democracy and Political Ignorance: Why Smaller Government Is Smarter, Second Edition
by Ilya Somin
In this second edition, Ilya Somin explores the role of political ignorance in democratic decision-making and examines the case for smaller government. The book considers how citizens’ limited knowledge may shape political institutions, public policy, and the practical performance of democracy.
About This Book
Democracy and Political Ignorance examines how limited political knowledge affects democratic government.
Ilya Somin considers the relationship between political ignorance and the size of government.
This second edition presents an updated discussion of why smaller government may be a more effective approach.
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