Pathologies of Democratic Frustration

Focusing on the phenomenon of democratic frustration, the author employs a rigorous analytical approach to explore its sources and implications. Utilizing a blend of psychological and political science methods, including surveys and interviews, the book examines how this frustration manifests in the US, UK, Australia, and South Africa, particularly among young people. It uncovers the complexities of contemporary democratic crises, revealing how citizens' genuine desire for democracy influences their dissatisfaction and offers new insights into the health of democracies today.