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"""The decisions and perceptions of voters and politicians are rooted in their brains but the neuroscience of politics is still a fledgling area of research. In this book, Matt Qvortrup frames the neuroscience research from the perspective of political philosophy, and thereby opens the door to a more coherent field of neuropolitics. Peppered with pertinent and fascinating examples from world politics, and throughout carefully informed by neuroscience studies, Qvortrup expertly builds a convincing case for the relevance of neuropolitics."" --Jakob Hohwy"

"""The decisions and perceptions of voters and politicians are rooted in their brains but the neuroscience of politics is still a fledgling area of research. In this book, Matt Qvortrup frames the neuroscience research from the perspective of political philosophy, and thereby opens the door to a more coherent field of neuropolitics. Peppered with pertinent and fascinating examples from world politics, and throughout carefully informed by neuroscience studies, Qvortrup expertly builds a convincing case for the relevance of neuropolitics."" Jakob Hohwy, Monash Centre for Consciousness & Contemplative Studies,"

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Professor Matt Qvortrup, Coventry University, studied human biology before gaining a doctorate in politics at The University of Oxford. A recognised expert on political theory and behaviour, he presented the BBC program 'The Political Brain' on BBC Radio4.

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