The Politics of Moral Capital

Exploring the concept of 'moral capital', this book examines influential figures like Mandela, Aung San Suu Kyi, and Clinton, analyzing how their ethical leadership and integrity have shaped political landscapes. It delves into the impact of their values on society and governance, highlighting the significance of moral authority in leadership. Through these case studies, the author illustrates the power of principled action in effecting change and inspiring others in both domestic and global contexts.