Thomas O'Neill (political scientist)
- Thomas O'Neill (political scientist)
Thomas O’Neill is a student of Political Sciences, Public Administration and Philosophy at Leiden University in The Netherlands. He is known for coining the term people's politics.
People's politics
People's politics is contrasted to governmental politics, a concept Graham T. Allison and Philip D. Zelikow developed in their classic "". In governmental politics, a political decision is the result of a bargaining game between and inside political elites. In people’s politics, however, decisions are the result of a bargaining game between the political elites and civil society, which is conceived as an arena in which the public will is formulated.
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