Why Politicians Act Like Children

This audiobook explores the hidden psychological forces that influence geopolitics, revealing how childhood experiences, fears, and family dynamics shape the actions of world leaders and nations. Drawing on insights from myth, psychoanalysis, and political psychology, Boris Kriger uncovers the often unconscious personal dramas behind international affairs. It offers a thought-provoking perspective on how private emotional conflicts can manifest as global conflict, providing a deeper understanding of political behavior and societal patterns.