How Sick Is British Democracy?

The book provides a nuanced analysis of the state of democracy in the UK, contrasting the perception of decline with evidence of resilience. It highlights the robust nature of electoral processes and acceptance of results, while also addressing issues like ministerial accountability and the challenge of national unity. The author identifies both effective remedies and superficial solutions to the symptoms of democratic strain. Ultimately, it argues that despite economic challenges, the majority of Britons value their democratic freedoms over the allure of authoritarianism.