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The Case of Bolivia: When Democratic Backsliding Delivers to the Masses

Over the last two decades, Bolivian democracy has been routinely attacked and undermined by its leftist government. While many have protested the...

As the world’s most established democracies flare warning signs of deterioration, perhaps it’s time for a look at liberal democracy’s most...

In the digital age, social media has expanded from being a site showcasing lifestyles and personalities, linking and building connections between...

You’ll find no freer democracy than the Republic of the Philippines under former President Rodrigo Duterte (2016-2022). Well, at least that’s...

On September 4, 2022, Chileans were offered a new path forward for their country. A new constitution had been drafted to replace the Pinochet era...

Trump’s election as president was historic for many reasons,...

Despite the appearances and active updates on social media of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., his plan for the Philippine government...

For the past seven weeks, Iran has seen national protests with the gravitas to suggest the possibility of revolution. The protests were ignited...

I attended a zoom seminar titled “Youth Civic Participation: More than Just Voting” that focused on discussing why young people aren’t showing up...