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posted on by Burak Kazim Yılmaz
Bilkent University Tagged With: football, football industry, Politics, soccer, Turkey
Football industry in Turkey has been heavily benefitted by government for distribution of resources in favor of its cronies and also government keeps football under control via these cronies. In …
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posted on by Jeremy L
Rollins College Tagged With: Coronavirus, elections, hungary, United Kingdom
With an unprecedented pandemic, decisions made by governments can lead to further democratic backsliding or open the door for increased democratic resilience. It is obvious that no democracy …
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posted on by Elena H
In their opinion piece, “How Your Phone Betrays Democracy”, on The New York Times, Charlie Warzel and Stuart Thompson examine how our extensive use of technology can threaten our country’s democratic …
posted on by Taylor G
In analyzing the effects of COVID-19 upon the nation, one thing is clear to economists: the virus has only exacerbated preexisting inequality. Class divides in America are widening—how will this …
posted on by Rahmat R
On April 20th, 2020, a large step was taken by the two major political parties in Israel, a step towards ending the highly polarized series of elections that Israeli citizens had to face over the last …
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posted on by Anna V
There is no doubt that the coronavirus has severely altered the course of our day to day lives. Whether the pandemic has impacted us in the loss of a friend or family member or simply has us forced to …
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