The American Ideology

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The book critiques the prevalent notions of efficiency and "the reasonable" in American society, arguing that these concepts shape public policy in ways that primarily serve elite interests. It highlights how this orientation, while appealing, is ultimately inadequate for addressing broader societal needs, thereby defining a unique "American Ideology." Through this analysis, the book encourages a reevaluation of the underlying principles guiding public decision-making.