a research, teaching, & policy collaboration
Young voters around the country have faced unprecedented circumstances in voting during a historic election. As many students continue their lives from behind a computer screen, Suffolk University has …
Continue Reading about Young Voters and Division: What Should America Be Worrying About? →
Throughout the past four years, the Trump Administration has been among the most confusing cases of revolving doors and executive disorder in the history of the United States. Before this, the …
Continue Reading about Donald Trump: The Best Worst President in Democratic History →
It has long been established that party polarization can contribute to democratic erosion. As Steven Levitsky and Deniel Ziblatt have pointed out, when extremists emerge as serious electoral …
Continue Reading about Suburban White Women, Polarization, and Democratic Erosion →
The date of November 3rd, 2020 has been anticipated to come for over four years now due to the uprile and the call from the masses to urge citizens and voters to vote for what they believe to be a …
Many countries have experienced leanings and developments suggesting democratic erosion, backsliding, and general shifts towards authoritarianism in the past decade, despite a global trend towards …
Continue Reading about Connecting the Dots Between Duterte and Trump →
What does it mean to be a Republican or Democrat in 2020? What did it mean in 2016, or in 2012? How has the meaning changed between the last three presidential elections? Debate over the two party …
Continue Reading about Is the Longevity of the American Two-Party System in Question? →
