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Discover a sharp, accessible investigation into modern politics with Why We Get the Wrong Politicians by Isabel Hardman Paperback — ideal for readers who want clearer answers about why political systems so often produce disappointing leaders. Written by an award-winning journalist, this paperback edition unpacks Westminster culture, the incentives that shape behaviour, and the structural problems that leave voters frustrated. A must-read for parents, teachers, students of politics, and anyone who cares about better government.
Title in this set: Why We Get the Wrong Politicians by Isabel Hardman Paperback
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9781838958473
Isabel Hardman combines forensic analysis with revealing reportage to explain how decent, hardworking people end up caught in a political system that too often produces scandal, ineffective policy, and public distrust. Drawing on her experience as Assistant Editor of the Spectator and a regular broadcaster on Radio 4’s Week in Westminster, Hardman brings insider knowledge and journalistic clarity to questions that matter to voters and civic educators.
Hardman’s journalistic background adds credibility and context. In 2015 she was named the youngest ever Political Journalist of the Year by the Political Studies Association, and she regularly appears on national TV and radio. Her reporting and commentary in leading newspapers make this book a trustworthy guide through the complexities of contemporary government.
Whether you’re buying a single copy for personal reading or adding a thoughtful title to a political science collection, Why We Get the Wrong Politicians is both informative and engaging. It’s perfect for bedtime reading that sparks conversation, classroom use for discussion-based lessons, or as a thoughtful gift for anyone interested in politics and public life. Read it to better understand the system — and to imagine a future with better government.
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