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Why We're PolarizedEzra Klein

Why We're Polarized

Ezra Klein · 2020 · 400 pages
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Ezra Klein dissects the deep roots of the political polarization that fractures contemporary democracies, arguing that the phenomenon goes far beyond disagreement over policies. The journalist shows how our brains naturally form tribes, how media and algorithms amplify divisions, and how modern political institutions make compromise increasingly difficult.

With rigorous analysis and current examples, Klein offers a clear understanding of why it is becoming increasingly difficult to engage across political lines. Essential for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of modern division and reflect on paths toward a less hostile politics.

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AuthorEzra Klein
Year of publication2020
Pages400

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