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Who Rules?

Pages
104
Published
2020
Language
English

Synopsis

This volume investigates the global populist phenomenon, looking beyond figures like Donald Trump to its deeper origins in countries worldwide. It explores two fundamental questions: who holds ultimate power in a nation, and how is a shared national identity maintained? The book argues that the expansion of the administrative state and the influence of transnational progressivism challenge traditional national sovereignty and consensus, sparking debates on critical issues such as immigration and free trade.

About the author

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Roger Kimball

Roger Kimball is a critic and editor known for his writing on culture and politics. His books, including "The Long March" and "Tenured Radicals," examine the state of higher education and contemporary society. Kimball's work often explores the intersection of art, ideas, and political movements.