Can Liberian Democracy Survive the Coronavirus?
Riot Police respond to protests against foreign businesses, which were exempt from forced market closures. In the developed world, the...
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The Death of Brazilian Democracy, 20 years in the Making
In 2014, the Brazilian government began an investigation into possible corruption involving its state-run petroleum firm, Petrobras. The...
Protecting Health Care and First Responder Hero’s. What about the Homeless Citizen?
In a time of crisis, it truthfully shows how we all take care of our own. In the midst of a disaster, panic often causes hysteria among a group...
How can Americans Know How to Flatten the Curve When the Experts are so Inconsistent?
This unprecedented Coronavirus pandemic has caused the world to abandon life as they know it and adapt to new norms. Physical distancing, which...
Washington Saving Face and Not Its People: The Dismissal of Navy Captain Crozier and Other Cases
Navy Captain Brett Crozier addressing his crew in 2019 As of today, the world continues to be shut down as the entire international community...
Joe Kennedy: Middlesex Virtual Town Hall meeting on Zoom
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic all public events have been cancelled. Millions of...
California’s response to COVID19
There are several levels to which California responded to the crisis. The state, the county, and national guidelines have differed from each...
A Threat to the Integrity of Institutions Is a Threat to Legitimacy
In this modern age, legitimacy faces two major threats. Political authority overreach and cyber attacks are the modern threats to legitimacy. A...
The Powers of the Imperial Presidency
The current political state of American politics has resulted in an overall concern that our democracy is in crisis. Contemporary concern of an...