BAP – The Banalization of Arrogance and Prepotency

Description

BAP – The Banalization of Arrogance and Prepotency examines how arrogance, abuse of power and the normalization of authoritarian behaviour are increasingly shaping contemporary politics and society.

Through historical and contemporary examples, the book explores:

• How populist leaders exploit fear and social frustration
• How lies become a central instrument of political power
• Why international institutions fail in the face of evident abuses
• How language, propaganda and social media shape our perception of reality
• The risks posed by authoritarian regression in the 21st century

Drawing on political, historical and social analysis, BAP invites readers not merely to observe these transformations, but to understand and question the mechanisms that make them possible.

In a world where truth is increasingly disputed and power is rarely held accountable, understanding these mechanisms has become essential.

This is not only a political analysis. It is a warning — and an invitation to reflect.