Name: Against Political Compromise: Sustaining Democratic Debate (en Inglés)
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Author: Alexander Ruser; Amanda Machin
ISBN: 9780367901318

portada Against Political Compromise: Sustaining Democratic Debate (en Inglés)

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Alexander Ruser; Amanda Machin

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9780367901318

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Against Political Compromise: Sustaining Democratic Debate (en Inglés)

Alexander Ruser; Amanda Machin (Autor) · Routledge · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Against Political Compromise: Sustaining Democratic Debate (en Inglés)"

Political compromise is emerging as a preferred solution for numerous apparently intractable problems. Many have pointed to the rising degree of political polarisation around issues such as climate change, immigration and abortion. These are 'wicked problems' that are clearly not conducive to any sort of political consensus. The groups and individuals who are party to these issues disagree, often both fully and fiercely. As an alternative, political compromise seemingly offers a way of respecting difference while simultaneously generating a decision upon which policy can move forward. But proponents of political compromise should also acknowledge its significant weaknesses and dangers. Invoking recent examples from various policy areas to illustrate their claims, the authors assert that compromise can disguise inequality, reduce plurality and heighten uncertainty. In short, compromise can weaken democracy and must not be seen as some sort of political panacea. This concise, accessible text offers a strong and provocative argument that provides a crucial counterpoint to the promise of compromise. It should prove of interest to students and scholars interested in compromise and consensus as well as democratic governance, social inequality, political apathy and environmental politics.