Legislating Erosion in Slovakia
In 1998, Slovaks took a stand against their government to ensure future democratization. After the Velvet Revolution and Divorce, the Slovak...
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El Salvador’s Successful Stealth Authoritarianism
Executive aggrandizement has been a persistent issue in El Salvador for years, dating back to President Bukele's election in 2019. With...
Judicial Reform in Mexico: Democratization or Democratic Erosion?
On September 15th, 2024, former President López Obrador of Mexico signed into law a sweeping judicial reform drastically changing Mexico’s...
A Marine’s Death Exposed How Procedure Replaced Accountability in South Korea’s Democracy
In July 2023, South Korea was hit by severe monsoon rains. The Marine Corps was dispatched to Yecheon for rescue operations. Corporal Chae...
How the CAA and Religious Tensions Threaten India’s Democracy
In 2019, India’s government passed the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which offers non-Muslim religious minorities from neighboring countries a...
Controlling the Narrative and Weakening Democracy in Hungary
In 2023, the Hungarian government passed the Defense of National Sovereignty Act, a law that grants the newly established Sovereignty Protection...
Authoritarian Populism in Disguise: Orbán’s Anti-Worker ‘Pro-Worker’ Regime
Intro In the last two years, Hungary has seen an influx of worker-led protests, even as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán maintained...
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