Abandoning Democracy for the Nation
Part of Elements In The Politics Of Development
Not available to buy right now
Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s back on our shelves.
- Dispatched from London Monday
- Tracked UPS delivery worldwideUsually arrives 10–16 Nov
- 30-day returnsHow returns work
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 75
- Published
- 2026
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
About this book
The story
Abandoning Democracy for the Nation, the first volume in the Elements In The Politics Of Development series, examines complex political transitions and governance structures. Published by Cambridge University Press, this academic work explores the tension between democratic ideals and nationalistic priorities. The text analyzes how political systems evolve when leaders prioritize national stability or development over traditional democratic processes.
As volume 1 of the Elements In The Politics Of Development series, this book provides a scholarly perspective on political science and development studies. Filip Milacic investigates the theoretical and practical implications of shifting political frameworks. Readers interested in political theory and the evolution of modern governance will find this volume a significant resource. This work offers a focused look at the structural changes occurring within contemporary political landscapes.
If you like this
You might also like
From the same author, publisher and shelves.
