Dan Hind Livres

The book delves into the barriers that prevent citizens from engaging in political processes, highlighting the systemic issues that lead to widespread disenfranchisement. It examines the impact of these exclusions on democracy and social justice, offering insights into the mechanisms that sustain them. Through compelling arguments and case studies, the author advocates for increased accessibility and inclusivity in political participation, urging a rethinking of how democracy functions in modern society.

Exploring how the Enlightenment continues to operate as a guiding principle in Western politics, this title reveals how the pressing threats to free inquiry reside within the enlightened institutions of state and corporation. It demonstrates its importance to a democratic politics, rather than a political performance in which we remain spectators.