First published 2012
Mark Levin examines the philosophical roots that built America and identifies the crisis now threatening its government. The conservative author investigates how utopian thinking attracts free societies while simultaneously destroying them from within. Levin traces the psychology and motivations driving utopian movements throughout history, studying both their original architects and contemporary followers. He demonstrates how these forces consume individual freedom and undermine American society. The book poses a central question about the nature of utopianism and its power to seduce and corrupt free people. Levin argues that the American republic faces serious danger and presents citizens with a stark choice between embracing utopian promises or defending their liberty.
Genres: american, political-science, politics, political-thriller, american-history
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: dystopia
270 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions