Why Government Fails So Often

In "Why Government Fails So Often," lawyer and political scientist Peter Schuck analyzes the pervasive inefficiencies in U.S. government, attributing failures not to partisan conflicts but to deep structural flaws that affect all administrations. Using a wealth of examples and evidence, he highlights issues such as unrealistic goals, poor information, and systemic rigidities. Schuck advocates for achievable reforms to improve governance, while also examining successful policies to identify factors that contributed to their effectiveness. This audiobook serves as a crucial exploration of the challenges facing American democracy and the potential pathways to reform.