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A Bracingly Provocative Challenge To One Of Our Most Cherished Ideas And Institutionsmost People Believe Democracy Is A Uniquely Just Form Of Government. They Believe People Have The Right To An Equal Share Of Political Power. And They Believe That Political Participation Is Good For Usit Empowers Us, Helps Us Get What We Want, And Tends To Make Us Smarter, More Virtuous, And More Caring For One Another. These Are Some Of Our Most Cherished Ideas About Democracy. But, Jason Brennan Says, They Are All Wrong.In This Trenchant Book, Brennan Argues That Democracy Should Be Judged By Its Resultsand The Results Are Not Good Enough. Just As Defendants Have A Right To A Fair Trial, Citizens Have A Right To Competent Government. But Democracy Is The Rule Of The Ignorant And The Irrational, And It All Too Often Falls Short. Furthermore, No One Has A Fundamental Right To Any Share Of Political Power, And Exercising Political Power Does Most Of Us Little Good. On The Contrary, A Wide Range Of Social Science Research Shows That Political Participation And Democratic Deliberation Actually Tend To Make People Worsemore Irrational, Biased, And Mean. Given This Grim Picture, Brennan Argues That A New System Of Governmentepistocracy, The Rule Of The Knowledgeablemay Be Better Than Democracy, And That It'S Time To Experiment And Find Out.A Challenging Critique Of Democracy And The First Sustained Defense Of The Rule Of The Knowledgeable, Against Democracy Is Essential Reading For Scholars And Students Of Politics Across The Disciplines.
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