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Democracy’s Rules eBook Series

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  • Common Ground Democracy

    Why Cooperation Across Party Lines Is the Key to Stable Institutions, Public Trust, and Democratic Survival

    by Quentin P. Yarrow ...
    Series Book 1 - Democracy’s Rules
    Common Ground Democracy explains why cooperation across party lines is essential to the health of democratic institutions, public trust, and self-government. In clear, formal prose, Quentin P. Yarrow shows how democracy weakens when partisan identity overwhelms civic identity, when opponents are treated as enemies, and when gridlock and retaliation replace ordinary bargaining. The book argues that ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Press and Power

    Why Journalism Matters for Truth, Accountability, and Self-Government

    by Quentin P. Yarrow ...
    Series Book 2 - Democracy’s Rules
    Press and Power explains why journalism is not just another part of the media landscape, but a democratic necessity. In clear, accessible prose, Quentin P. Yarrow shows how reporting helps citizens make informed choices, how verification and evidence separate journalism from entertainment or advocacy, and why a free press is essential to self-government. Drawing on the core functions of the press, ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Library of Democracy

    How Public Knowledge, Free Access, and Community Spaces Keep Self-Government Strong

    by Quentin P. Yarrow ...
    Series Book 3 - Democracy’s Rules
    Library of Democracy makes a clear, timely case for one of the most trusted civic institutions in public life. Quentin B. Yarrow shows how libraries do far more than lend books: they expand access to information, support civic learning, preserve shared memory, and provide a welcoming space for debate and participation. In a society shaped by privatized media, unequal access, and algorithm-driven ... Read more

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