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Rappler Talk: Parag Khanna on the future of democracy

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MANILA, Philippines – Rappler talks to Parag Khanna, author and geopolitical analyst, on Wednesday, January 11.

In his book Technocracy In America: Rise of the Info-State, Khanna proposes radical solutions to "fix the American government." 

Khanna suggests that the ideal form of government for the 21st century is a "direct technocracy," one led by experts but is participatory, where people and data are consulted.

How can democracy thrive in the era of post-truth?

Watch our interview with Khanna. – Rappler.com