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posted on by Doruk Kurt
DEVA | How to fight against a Populist. Deva is a newly formed organization lead by Ali Babacan. A well-experienced politician but also can be defined as a Technocrat who was formerly a Founding …
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posted on by Zeena Abdulkarim
Georgia State University, Georgia State University Perimeter College
Among experts, the notion of democratic backsliding sounds many alarms, given events taking place in South Korea’s current government. As the country gradually phases out the previous authoritarian …
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posted on by David Gonzalez
Georgia State University, Georgia State University Perimeter College
Democracy is an ideology that has long endured dating back since the B.C. era and even though it has existed for a long period of time not everyone has had the chance to experience democracy. In …
posted on by Yocelin Loredo
Georgia State University, Georgia State University Perimeter College
Although a Democracy is a well-structured form of government it’s not always the best system for all countries. Some countries …
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posted on by Diana Caballero
For a long time now, the world has kept up with the democratic backsliding happening in Israel. Now the United States is following in their footsteps. Not only are the people of Israel in an …
posted on by Joshua Dean
Georgia State University Perimeter College Tagged With: Italy
Populism is on the rise in many democratic countries globally including many European countries, such as Italy. Democracies of the Cold War era often went by the way of military coups. There are many …
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