Majority Voting as a Catalyst of Populism

Focusing on the limitations of binary majority rule, the book critiques how two-option ballots often fail to represent the public's true will, leading to populism and conflict in various regions, including Europe and Asia. Drawing on the author's experiences, it highlights the divisive nature of simple majority voting, particularly in war zones and unstable democracies. To promote democratic stability, it advocates for an all-party power-sharing model and explores alternative voting methods through case studies from diverse geographical contexts.