New edition of Reinventing Democracy offers the United Kingdom - and others - an original solution to its political woes

Right for Britons to put topics on political agenda, written constitution, end absolute power, how abuses such as financial engineering could be curtailed

LONDON, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, May 29, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- British citizens are unhappy with their political governance. Both large established parties have fallen from grace. But nobody is facing the real causes: absolute power based on a seventeenth-century model cannot cope with the complexity of the twenty-first century.

The new edition of Reinventing Democracy: Improving British political governance recognises that centralised government has failed and proposes an alternative, designed for the unique problems of the UK: its class structure, inequality, ancient relics of government, dominance of England over Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, and lack of a comprehensible written constitution. The first-draft constitution in the book has been revised and improved.

The book proposes redefining sovereignty as the people of each nation instead of the Crown in Parliament, a federal structure, the right for citizens to put topics on government agendas, a People's Council to replace the House of Lords, Privy Council, and Royal assent, and ways of allowing the non-English nations to have their say.

Author David Kauders said “This book sets out a possible solution to the deepening unhappiness shown by the people, instead of more analysis or futile point-scoring. It should be read by anyone who cares about Britain, which is why the e-book is only £4.99 and there is also a pdf edition that can be read on screen or printed. I would be delighted if someone would like to develop variations for other countries where democracy is inadequate.”

About the book: E-book 9781907230226. Hard cover 9781907230202 from any bookshop in the world excepting China, Hong Kong, Russia.

Previous books by the author: The Greatest Crash (2011), Understanding Brexit Options (2016), The Financial System Limit (2021/22).

More information: www.sparklingbooks.com/rd.html for reviews, full table of contents, links to articles, a preview, and links to pdf store.

David Kauders
Author
author@davidkauders.com
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