Against Elections : The Case for Democracy - David Van Reybrouck Fiction Harker soon realizes that he

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Against Elections : The Case for Democracy - David Van Reybrouck Fiction Harker soon realizes that heWhenever there are elections, the results are the same: fear mongering, division and broken promises. Against Elections offers a new diagnosis and an ancient remedy. 'Excellent . . . Why does our system keep electing people whose incomes, assets, interests and psychology are hugely at variance with ours? Because that is what it is designed to do' George Monbiot, Guardian'Very persuasive . . . invigorating' Daniel Finkelstein, The TimesAs this