The Madness of Crowds

Douglas Murray's analysis spans decades of social change. I wonder what motivated him to frame it this way and what sources he found most compelling.

The book challenges many accepted narratives, and I’m curious whether others felt it offered valuable insights or if it was too provocative in some parts.

Given the current cultural climate, I wonder if this book will be seen as a catalyst for debate or as a divisive piece. What impact might it have in academic or political circles?