The Election of President Donald J. Trump. A Faustian Bargain and Morality Crisis (en Inglés) - Terry C Cox PHD.

How did a candidate with a historic record of criminal convictions, civil liabilities, and moral transgressions secure the most powerful office in the world?

In The Election of President Donald J. Trump: A Faustian Bargain and Morality Crisis, Dr. Terry C. Cox-a former police officer and Emeritus Professor of Criminology with nearly fifty years of experience-delivers a rigorous and unflinching examination of the American political landscape following the 2024 election.

Moving beyond partisan talking points, Dr. Cox applies the lens of criminal justice, behavioral science, and social cognitive theory to dissect a profound national paradox. How do voters reconcile their own personal moral frameworks with their support for a leader whose documented history includes felony convictions, allegations of sexual assault, and associations with notorious figures like Jeffrey Epstein?

Through the framework of Albert Bandura's Moral Disengagement Theory, Dr. Cox explains how psychological mechanisms such as euphemistic labeling, denial, and the displacement of

blame allow ordinary citizens and political enablers to excuse the inexcusable.

Inside, you will explore:

Rooted in a lifetime of public service and academic rigor, A Faustian Bargain and Morality Crisis is not merely a critique of one man, but a profound inquiry into the soul of a nation. It is a clarion call for a return to empathy, truth, and human decency in the face of creeping autocracy.

If you are seeking a factual, theory-driven explanation for the current state of American politics, this book provides the critical context you need.