The Breakdown: How Politics and Government Really Work, and Why They Don't

The Breakdown: How Politics and Government Really Work, and Why They Don't

Alec MacGillis , Robert Faturechi , Derek Willis
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2016 · Engels · Kindle
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Alec MacGillis and his team of ProPublica reporters delve deep into the intricate workings of politics and government, revealing the subtle shifts that have led to a widespread sense of disconnection and dysfunction. Their investigation uncovers how institutional changes and evolving societal dynamics have reshaped the political landscape, often in ways that leave citizens feeling disenfranchised.

Through comprehensive analysis and compelling storytelling, the authors expose the complexities of governmental processes that frequently evade public understanding. Their insights illuminate why political mechanisms may fail to function as intended, fostering a greater awareness of the challenges faced in contemporary governance. It’s an exploration of the nuances that dictate not only policy decisions but also the broader implications for democracy itself.

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Formaat Kindle
Pagina's 285 pagina's
Taal Engels
Gepubliceerd sep. 25, 2016
Uitgever Propublica
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