Citizens

Citizens by Jon Alexander is a thought-provoking exploration of the modern landscape of citizenship in an increasingly globalised world. Set against the backdrop of the 21st century, Alexander invites readers to reflect on the evolving nature of political structures, civil rights, and the responsibilities we hold as citizens across nations, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Taiwan, and Kenya.

The Story

Through a compelling narrative, Alexander delves into the psychological dimensions of democracy and the impact of business ethics on social responsibility. He examines how employee ownership and cooperatives can redefine our understanding of community and governance. The narrative is enriched with diverse perspectives, making it a reflective piece on the collective power of individuals in shaping societies.

Why Readers Love It

• Engages with complex themes of globalization and citizenship.
• Offers insightful commentary on the intersection of psychology and political structures.
• Challenges readers to reconsider their role within a global community.

"Citizens is a crucial read for anyone concerned with the future of democracy and civic engagement." – Review from a leading publication

Perfect For

• Readers interested in political theory and civic studies.
• Those curious about the social implications of technology and science.
• Fans of Alexander’s previous works, who appreciate his analytical approach to contemporary issues.