
by Alejandro Nieto · Editorial Ariel · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788434453562

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In the early 21st century, the influence of new technologies and globalization has diminished the room for maneuver of national governments, eroding their traditional power and social objectives. In this context, the State has been replaced by a partyocracy and, ultimately, by an economic-political oligarchy. Politics has been transformed into a business, with parties competing in a market driven by personal profit and sustained by corruption. The public has been diluted in a private management devoid of social and collective interests, but highly profitable for managers. With his characteristic clarity and commitment, Alejandro Nieto continues the analysis he has developed for more than twenty years, embodied in works such as 'The organization of misgovernment', 'The new organization of misgovernment' and 'Judicial misgovernment'.

Spanish university professor (1930–2023)
