A Preface to Politics

Indifference towards politics poses a significant threat to democratic engagement, as it suggests that elections and legislatures are viewed as irrelevant. This apathy prompts critical reflection among reformers about the efficacy of political methods. Public leaders are acutely aware that the silence of an uninterested populace is more damaging than any critique, highlighting the importance of public sentiment in shaping political discourse. The book explores the implications of this indifference and its potential to undermine the foundations of political systems.