Democracy after the War

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Examining the aftermath of the First World War, John Atkinson Hobson delves into the challenges facing democracy and envisions pathways to its realization. His analysis addresses key obstacles and advocates for a more authentic democratic system. Renowned for his insights on imperialism and economic theory, Hobson's work remains influential. This edition includes significant chapters like "The Enemies of Democracy" and "The Defence of Democracy," along with a new introduction contextualizing the work within World War I.