Publisher's Synopsis
Democracy is often heralded as the pinnacle of political organization, but what happens when its limitations come into sharp focus? In an era marked by political polarization, declining trust in institutions, and global crises, Aram Fuller poses a bold question: Are there alternatives to democracy that better address the complexities of contemporary society? This book invites readers to challenge the foundational assumptions of modern governance and explore bold, alternative perspectives on political systems. From historical roots to visionary concepts, Fuller offers a nuanced analysis of the governance spec-trum - spanning anarchist utopias to technology-driven systems. With insightful critique and visionary thinking, he examines how societies might reimagine political action to meet the demands of the 21st century. A must-read for anyone concerned with the future of governance and society - provocative, informative, and inspiring. The Limits of Democracy offers no simple solutions but opens the door to an essential debate about alternative models of collective organization and decision-making. Aram Fuller is an independent thinker and author whose work explores the intersection of politics, philosophy, and technology. Through sharp arguments and thorough research, Fuller challenges readers to critically evaluate democracy and its alternatives.
