DEED v7 Dataset Release
We are excited to announce that Version 7 of the Democratic Erosion Event Dataset (DEED) has now been published! The new version of DEED includes...
Updates
Q&A with Directors of the Democratic Erosion Consortium
The DEC Co-Directors and Research Director had the opportunity to reflect on and discuss our work with Mike Albertus, Professor of Political...
Washington Post Feature: With American Democracy Under Strain, Students Debate Its Resilience
The Washington Post published an article highlighting a Democratic Erosion Consortium course at The Johns Hopkins University! This past semester,...
An Events-Based Approach to Understanding Democratic Erosion
We are excited that DEC research and teaching is featured in the American Political Science Association’s (APSA) new resource collection, Why...
Op-Ed on Federal Funding Cuts
We recently published an op-ed in Inside Higher Ed, in collaboration with the Scholars Strategy Network, highlighting how recent federal funding...