I Am the People

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Focusing on the concept of popular sovereignty, the author explores contemporary movements asserting to represent "the people." By examining the historical development of the welfare state and the impact of neoliberal reforms throughout the twentieth century, the book delves into the origins of populism and its implications for modern society. Chatterjee offers a critical analysis that sheds light on the dynamics between governance and the public's voice in today's political landscape.