Don't you get the point? In 1989, philosopher Francis Fukuyama commented on what was supposed to be the pinnacle of the democratic model after the fall of the Berlin Wall, speaking of the "end of history." We, on the other hand, rejoice in the idea that democracy is always incomplete and that the world is a work in progress.
But who are we to nurture the ambition to participate in the transformations of this world?This is the question that this little guide, which will be placed in everyone's hands and pockets, to be taken out at the café, at work, at the city council, or in the park, aims to explore with you.
Through stories in which you will recognize your neighbor, your aunt, or yourself, insightful questions, scientific and artistic references, or examples of work in the area, this book explores the anxieties of commitment and, above all, its joys: the anxieties of the concerned citizen or the elected official who questions their roles, status, and positions.
