Peter Geoghegan is an Irish journalist, author and investigations editor at openDemocracy. He specialises in investigating the influence of dark money in politics, the erosion of democratic norms and the networks of power that operate behind the scenes of public life. His investigative work has won numerous awards and has helped expose hidden donations and political manipulation.
Democracy for Sale examines how dark money, disinformation and shadowy networks are undermining democracy in Britain and beyond. The book traces the flows of money and influence that shape elections, referendums and public policy, revealing how democratic processes are being corrupted by interests that prefer to operate in the shadows.
Available as both a book and an audiobook, Democracy for Sale offers essential listening and reading for anyone concerned about the health of democracy and the hidden forces working to undermine it.
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