Democracy in Retreat: The Revolt of the Middle Class and the Worldwide Decline of Representative Government (Council on Foreign Relations Books)
Joshua Kurlantzick's Democracy in Retreat delves into the global decline of representative government, spotlighting the middle class revolt as a key driver. Part of the Council on Foreign Relations Books series, it analyzes how economic pressures and social changes are undermining democratic institutions worldwide, offering critical perspectives on this pressing political phenomenon.
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Democracy in Retreat explores the worldwide decline of representative government, focusing on the pivotal role played by the middle class. Author Joshua Kurlantzick, a noted expert on Asian politics and global affairs, draws on extensive research to highlight how economic and social shifts are fueling this retreat.
The book, published as part of the Council on Foreign Relations Books series, provides a comprehensive look at democratic erosion across various regions. It discusses the challenges to democratic institutions and the rise of alternative governance models in response to middle-class discontent.
Kurlantzick's analysis underscores the importance of understanding these trends for policymakers and citizens alike. By examining historical and contemporary examples, the work offers valuable insights into the future of global democracy.
Readers will find this volume essential for grasping the complexities of modern political transformations and their implications for representative systems everywhere.
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