Skip to product information
1 of 1

The Political Animal: An Anatomy

The Political Animal: An Anatomy

Jeremy Paxman

Despite its flaws, democracy is the least bad form of government we can imagine. In this book, Jeremy Paxman examines why it always starts so promisingly yet must always end in disillusionment. What is it about the business of politics which turns vision and hope into despair?
Regular price £3.33 GBP
Regular price RRP £20.00 GBP Sale price £3.33 GBP
Sold out
Tax included.

Condition: Used - Good

View full details

Collapsible content

Summary

What is it about the business of politics which turns hope, vision and ambition to despair? Jeremy Paxman proposes to find out. Among the things this book examines are: where politicians come from; how they are chosen; the promises and compromises they must make to get on; how the party machines control them or fail to do so; how to win elections; how to fake sincerity; the terror of power; riding the civil service; what the cabinet is really like; and why democracy - the least bad form of government we can imagine is destined always to disappoint.

Product Description

Title - The Political Animal: An Anatomy

Edition -

Author - Jeremy Paxman

ISBN 13 - 9780718144227

Imprint - Michael Joseph Ltd

Publisher - Penguin Books Ltd

Date Published - 21/10/2002

Prize -

No. of pages -

Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 163 x 242 x 33mm

Weight - 668 g

Languages -