Jim Davis received his degree in Political Science at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. Among other campaign work, he has worked as a pollster, an activist, and political candidate in his early days in the political arena. He was one of he first supporters of Ross Perot in his independent bid for White House in the 1990's. In his work he was fortunate enough to have discussed the issues of the day with two vice presidents, a speaker of the house, U.S. senators as well as several nationally known television personalities. Jim has written several books including "Five Reforms to Restore America and the Middle Class," and "On Our Way to Paradise." His latest book is "The Handbook for Political and Cultural Change." His writings center on what a trilogy ideals for human advancement he collectively calls 'Jimism' which are an advocacy for world peace, human organization focused on human progress, and a life of self-Improvement.
Jim Davis, Author
The latest book, "The Handbook for Political and Cultural Change" lists political proposals in a brief style that many people have requested. The "Paradise" book spells out the ideals in a longer form and with more background. 'The Political Handbook' has ideas and ideals on the progressive side but offer a balance to attract a wider audience of support.
The writings center on what a 'trilogy of ideals' for human advancement collectively called "Jimism." The "Paradise" book along with other previous writings cover the common good and the common benefit by centering on change in American political and economic policies in terms of fairness in opportunity, equity, and developing a vibrant middle class. The Political Handbook is a more cryptic book listing many proposals and ideals to bring forth the human progress discussed in the Paradise book and more. A future book and last book in the series focuses on the self improvement.