University of Georgia

Kashmiri Lives as a Force of Indian Democratic Erosion

On the night of September 24th, Kashmiri lawyer and activist, Babar Qadri, was shot dead in his home by two gunmen posing as potential clients....

In its 29 years of independence, Kyrgyzstan has seen more than its fair share of political turmoil. A former colony of the Russian empire,...

Stalin. Hitler. Kim Jong-Il. These are all names that easily come to mind when one thinks of a dictatorship. People usually do not associate...

The international community has difficulty punishing leaders who undermine electoral power transitions through democratic channels. In August...

October marks the one-year anniversary of Iraq’s anti-government protests. These protests have shaken Iraq while it still recovers from the...

For the last sixty or so years, Cuba has been portrayed worldwide as an autocratic regime that regularly restricts the movement, speech, and...

The sweeping reforms of Hugo Chávez not only initiated democratic breakdown within Venezuela, but also signaled a rise in opposition against the...

On October 13, 1990, major factions all around Lebanon who have been trying to seize control of the country since 1975, signed a historic peace...

The president’s recent invocation of The Proud Boys at the presidential debate is an escalation in the erosion of democratic norms by appealing...