In a crisis, effective democracy requires an elected leader to do what he or she thinks is right -- and take the consequences later, when elections are called. Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s failure to do this isn’t democratic -- it’s irresponsible hedging in the hopes of maintaining popularity even after a change in the policies that elected him. The popular will is in any case a useful fiction, as the Greek public is soon to learn, in case they’ve forgotten.
Sunday, July 5, 2015
Greece Is Doing Democracy Wrong - Bloomberg View
Greece Is Doing Democracy Wrong - Bloomberg View
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