Is America Safe for Democracy?: Six Lectures Given at the Lowell Institute of Boston, Under the Title "Anthropology and History, Or the Influence of Anthropologic Constitution On the Destinies of Nati

Is America Safe for Democracy? is a series of lectures delivered by William McDougall, a prominent 20th-century psychologist and philosopher. The book explores the complex relationship between anthropology, history, and the fate of nations, using the United States as a case study. McDougall's interdisciplinary approach offers a fascinating and thought-provoking perspective on the challenges facing modern democracies.

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