Democracy vs. Revolution

John Dunn, a Professor of Political Theory, explains the benefits of representative democracy over revolutions. He highlights the unpredictability and potential dangers of revolutions, contrasting them with the stability and institutional advantages of democracy. Dunn argues that while democracy may not always lead to joy, it offers a better chance for positive outcomes compared to the erratic nature of revolutions.

What does John Dunn suggest about the confidence in the outcomes of revolutions?

How does John Dunn describe the nature of revolutions compared to representative democracy?