Book 10 of the Geometric Series

Geometric Politics

Representation, Polarization, and the Topology of Democratic Choice

A volume in the Geometric Series by Andrew H. Bond.

Contents

  1. Chapter 1: The Left-Right Trap
  2. Chapter 2: The Polling Paradox
  3. Chapter 3: From Agora to Algorithm — A Geometric History of Democracy
  4. Chapter 4: The Political Preference Manifold
  5. Chapter 5: Voting as Forced Contraction — The Democratic Irrecoverability Theorem
  6. Chapter 6: Campaigns as Heuristic Fields
  7. Chapter 7: Arrow's Theorem, Geometrized
  8. Chapter 8: Polarization as Dimensional Collapse — The Polarization Illusion Theorem
  9. Chapter 9: Gerrymandering as Manifold Surgery
  10. Chapter 10: The Overton Window as Geodesic Constraint
  11. Chapter 11: Media as Heuristic Corruption
  12. Chapter 12: Coalition Building as Pareto Optimization
  13. Appendix A: Mathematical Prerequisites
  14. Appendix B: The District 7 Model — Code Walkthrough
  15. Appendix C: Electoral System Comparison Protocol
  16. Appendix D: Notation and Conventions
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