Universities

Polarization and Executive Aggrandizement in Egypt by Michaela Kollin @ Boston University

In his article in the Journal of Democracy, “Thinking About Hybrid Regimes,” Larry Diamond describes a hybrid regime as a regime that exists in...

The rise of populist candidates in global politics has been accompanied by a resurgence of mistrust toward news media from both liberal and...

From the Vietnam War protests on campuses to the Sudanese divestment campaign (that Brown students like Scott Warren helped lead), students have...

Senegal has been widely regarded in the international community has having one of the most stable democracies in Africa. The 2012 election in...

Since Vladimir Putin’s reelection in 2012, the Russian state has undergone a transformation. Adapted under the pressure of the Post-Cold War era,...

On November 8th, 2016, Donald Trump officially won the Presidency of the United States, beating his opponent, Hillary Clinton, by a count of...

In a week, a year will have passed since Donald Trump’s election. In this time, we have seen a flourishing of political involvement among the...

In the past fifteen years, Turkey has gone from economic ruin to burgeoning democracy held up as a model for the world to a state in the midst of...

In February 2017, a group of political scientists founded Bright Line Watch, a group focused on surveying experts and the public to assess their...