The Case for Democracy in the COVID-19 Pandemic

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The book examines the stark contrast between inclusive democracy and governmental actions during the COVID-19 pandemic, questioning the disregard for established civil liberties. It explores the ease with which the public was controlled and the willingness of authorities to impose such measures. Through this analysis, the author argues that the inadequate response to the crisis underscores the need for a more extensive and participatory democratic system.