| Title | : | Life After Politics: New Thinking For The Twenty First Century |
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| ISBN | : | 0006387551 |
| ISBN-10 | : | 9780006387558 |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 256 |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 1995 |
Across the developed world, public confidence in politics and politicians has slumped. Solutions that once worked in tackling acute problems like unemployment, crime or low educational standards are no longer producing results, and the grand ideologies that dominated the twentieth century seem bankrupt, empty of relevance and popular appeal.
The independent think-tank Demos has been at the forefront of this political thinking. This book offers some of the best of Demos' work, with timely and vibrant new assessments of where we are, where we should be going and how we should get there. 'Life After Politics' is indespensible for anyone interested in ideas that are set to reshape our societies in the next century.
The independent think-tank Demos has been at the forefront of this political thinking. This book offers some of the best of Demos' work, with timely and vibrant new assessments of where we are, where we should be going and how we should get there. 'Life After Politics' is indespensible for anyone interested in ideas that are set to reshape our societies in the next century.
Life After Politics: New Thinking For The Twenty First Century Reviews
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A discussion on identity politics, democracy, governance and it's effectiveness in the 21st Century. Though written in 1997 it's discussion on the effectiveness of government structures is much more relevant today.
