Pathologies of Democratic Frustration

Exploring the phenomenon of democratic frustration, the author employs a rigorous analytical framework to investigate its origins and impacts across the US, UK, Australia, and South Africa. By integrating psychological and political science perspectives, the book utilizes diverse research methods, including surveys and interviews, to reveal the complexities of citizens' dissatisfaction, particularly among youth. It uncovers how this frustration reflects deeper issues within democracies and highlights the paradox of citizens' desire for democracy amidst their discontent.