Democracy and Political Ignorance: Why Smaller Government Is Smarter by Somin, Ilya(October 2, 2013) Paperback
by Ilya Somin
Ilya Somin examines the connection between democracy and political ignorance, asking how limited public knowledge influences collective decision-making. The book considers the implications for government and presents the argument that smaller government may offer important advantages in a democracy.
About This Book
Democracy and Political Ignorance examines the relationship between democratic government and what citizens know about politics.
Ilya Somin considers how limited political knowledge may affect public decision-making.
The book presents a case for examining the advantages of smaller government in light of widespread political ignorance.
It offers a focused discussion of democracy, civic knowledge, and the size and role of government.
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