Macht: Waarom de verkeerde mensen het vaak voor het zeggen hebben en hoe het anders kan

Klaas combines history and psychology to explore how power affects individuals. I'm curious about what motivated this particular focus and approach.

The examples felt very relevant to current events, making me wonder if the author intentionally drew parallels to recent political scandals or leaders.

It made me reflect on how easily power can distort even well-intentioned people. Do others see practical lessons for leaders or everyday people in this analysis?