Seán Hogan, a veteran of public service and reform leadership, has released 'The Politics of Rage,' a book that examines the global rise of far-right populism and its threat to democratic institutions. Published by Howard Publication, the book draws on Hogan's decades of experience serving on boards and leading reforms to unravel how anger, fear, and cultural anxiety have been weaponized to destabilize nations.
From Donald Trump's presidency to Brexit, from Marine Le Pen's reinvention of France's far right to Viktor Orbán's nationalist resurgence, Hogan connects the dots across continents and crises. He exposes the manipulation of truth, erosion of public trust, and cynical exploitation of identity politics that have transformed once-fringe movements into dominant forces. The book is not merely a chronicle of events but a wake-up call, challenging readers to confront the institutional failures and silence that allowed these movements to thrive.
Hogan's central message is that democracy does not collapse in a single moment; it erodes when good people look away. Through sharp analysis and chilling relevance, he empowers readers to recognize the stakes and take responsibility for the future of democracy. The book is essential reading for citizens, scholars, and policymakers seeking to understand today's political turbulence and determined to protect democratic values before it is too late.
'The Politics of Rage' is available now on Amazon. For PR queries, visit Howard Publication.
