The Managerial Revolution and Political Transformation

This chapter examines the shift from a democratic republic to a new political system influenced by a managerial revolution, emphasizing the philosophical contributions of thinkers like James Burnham. It critiques the inefficiencies of bureaucratic governance, highlighting the tension between local community engagement and the dominance of managerial elites. The discussion encourages a re-evaluation of power dynamics and advocates for a cultural shift towards local governance and community resilience in the face of modern challenges.