The Political Economy of Human Happiness
- 214 pages
- 8 hours of reading
The book explores the relationship between political outcomes in democratic societies and the quality of life for citizens. It delves into how various democratic processes and decisions impact social welfare, individual well-being, and overall community health. Through analysis and case studies, Radcliff seeks to uncover the mechanisms that link governance to the lived experiences of people, ultimately highlighting the significance of political engagement in shaping a thriving society.
