Democracy Rules by Jan-Werner Müller is a compelling examination of democracy and the challenges it faces in the twenty-first century. Beginning with a fundamental question—what does democracy actually mean?—Müller explores three essential principles that sustain democratic societies: liberty, equality, and uncertainty. He argues that uncertainty allows new ideas, movements, and identities to emerge, keeping democracy dynamic and open to change.
The book examines threats posed by populism, authoritarian governments, digital authoritarianism, and the growing influence of wealthy elites. Müller also questions the approaches taken by some liberal defenders of democracy and highlights the importance of strengthening political institutions, independent media, political parties, and citizens’ ability to participate in public life. Thought-provoking and accessible, this work offers a fresh perspective on how democratic societies can renew their institutions and social contract.
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