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Can America’s Bipartisan Framework Guard Against Populism? By Noa Levin

Despite a few close calls, the United States has never truly succumbed to populism. Now, the election of Donald Trump has challenged the American...

In many ways, the 2016 U.S. presidential election cycle was a rollercoaster of the unexpected, rocking the American public. With the...

The recent upholding of a Turkish court’s decision to convict dissenting journalists demonstrates that, in the case of Turkey, the use of...

Tanzania’s flawed democracy is turning into a brutal dictatorship. In 2015, President of Tanzania John Magufuli rode into power on a populist...

On Thursday February 28th, I attended a meeting by a Georgia State organization called Realize. The organization is a comfort zone for students...

Muller posits that, in order to hold an accountable government, "it is crucial that citizens be well informed about politics" [1]. There is a...

By Aaron Walters There is no doubt that recent phenomenon in the United States have fostered a greater degree of institutional reflection in...

The Egyptian people ratified constitutional amendments significantly expanding President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s power in an April referendum. The...

On a cold Thursday, I went to the City Capitol building in downtown Atlanta, wanting to contribute not knowing what to expect I was a bit...