Every Person for Themselves examines how cultures of extreme self-reliance can weaken the civic institutions, social trust, collective power, and reciprocal obligations that help democracies survive. When economic risk becomes private, public problems become personal failures, and citizens increasingly confront powerful institutions alone, formal freedom can remain intact even as practical democratic power declines.Zoë Roberts traces how atomization, distrust, insecurity, and weakened solidarity can leave citizens vulnerable to movements offering belonging, certainty, enemies, and collective strength. The danger is not individuality itself. It is a society that protects the right to stand apart while forgetting how necessary it is to stand together.
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