The Politics of Hope
by Donna Zajonc

Summary

In the politics of hope, Donna Zajonc inspires us to rejoin the political scene, actively participating in the evolution of the rapidly-changing phenomenon we call democracy. Zajonc offers readers a clear look at where we have been politically and where we must go in the future. She outlines our country's essential passage from fear to hope.

Donna was elected to three terms in the Oregon State House of Representatives and was her party's nominee for Oregon's Secretary of State. She has managed numerous political campaigns including an Oregon gubernatorial election. Today Donna lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington, and works as a certified political leadership coach.

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Praise

"Donna Zajonc has written a very important book. We are at a time when resignation is rampant and this book transforms despair into possibility and optimism. Donna gives us a way to transform our dreams into reality and shows how each of us can make a greater difference in our government. I highly respect Donna for writing this fabulous book with such clarity and power." — Lynne Twist, author of The Soul of Money

"The Politics of Hope is a breath of fresh air. Zajonc offers informed insight into what the international community needs righ tnow if we are to live together peacefully. Read this book! It gives you reason to hope, and puts the action steps for global change-making right into your hands." — Jerry Brusseau, co-founder of Peacetrees Vietnam

Who's Reading The Politics of Hope?

The Politics of Hope by Donna Zajonc was the 2009 book-pick of
Rufus Woods,
Editor and Publisher of the Wenatchee World,
who writes:

"I found The Politics of Hope to be a fascinating book. The author is a former legislator from Oregon who ran unsuccessfully for Secretary of State and then managed a campaign for a gubernatorial candidate. Donna describes four stages of political development: 1) Anarchy; 2) Traditionalism (divisive, winner-take-all, the ends justify the means approach); 3) Resignation (where reasonable people are so disgusted with the process that they focus on local issues that they can have an impact on), and finally 4) Conscious leader, which describes individuals who are connected to their values and who see the world as interconnected and interdependent. It's an inspiration for those of us who desire to make a difference in life."

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