Since 9/11, we have repeatedly heard that political differences must be set aside: the real struggle is between good and evil. What does this mean for political and social life? Is there a "third way" farther from left and right, and if so, should we fear or welcome it? This book of thought by Chantal Movi, a world-recognized political author, provides an account of the present state of democracy.

Readers are the most relevant and up-to-date information. Since liberal "third thinking" ignores the fundamental and conflicting aspects of human nature, The expansion of democracy undermines the active and radical heart of democratic life.

Returning to Aristotle for the first time, it sets out the historical assets of politics and is reflected in the age of Enlightenment and social contract, arguing that despite its good intentions, it has contributed to the heart of the political roots of political life. Contemporary examples, including the Iraq war, use racism and the rise of the extreme right to explain and support their theory, which is far from fighting extremism, and seeking a consensus policy that undermines the ability to challenge it.

These case studies are also highly effective reference points for student review. In politics is a stimulating argument about the future of politics and addresses the most important aspects of democracy that will help further study..

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