Democracy and Its Enemies
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The West’s Stealthy Assault on Democracy
The West’s Stealthy Assault on Democracy
Brahma Chellaney decries leading powers' tacit acceptance of military regimes masked by civilian façades. -
The Trump Threat to Democracy Has Only Grown
The Trump Threat to Democracy Has Only Grown
Daron Acemoglu sees five reasons to believe that the former president would do far more damage if given another term. -
How Fascism Happens
How Fascism Happens
Mark Jones revisits Hitler's rise to power now that political violence and attacks on democracy are intensifying. -
A New Political “Youthquake”
A New Political “Youthquake”
Binaifer Nowrojee identifies common features characterizing the recent wave of Gen-Z political activism in Asia and Africa. -
Nothing Has Changed in India
Nothing Has Changed in India
Debasish Roy Chowdhury rejects the widely held belief that the country has stepped “back from the brink” of authoritarian chauvinism. -
Bangladesh’s Stand Against Authoritarianism
Bangladesh’s Stand Against Authoritarianism
Kaushik Basu urges interim leaders to rebuild political institutions and stabilize the economy before calling elections. -
Is Democracy Really in Retreat?
Is Democracy Really in Retreat?
Helmut K. Anheier, et al. trace the contours of the global ideological battle between liberalism and the “autocratic sufficiency thesis.” -
The Road from Fascism
The Road from Fascism
Yanis Varoufakis highlights four lessons from the recent anti-immigrant riots in the United Kingdom. -
Populism’s Lost Summer
Populism’s Lost Summer
Jan-Werner Mueller explains how to defeat far-right, anti-democratic parties in the public square and at the ballot box.