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“Fifty Years of King’s Inspired Progress or Neglect” By, Alexander Gephart @ University of Memphis

“Fifty Years of King’s Inspired Progress or Neglect” By, Alexander Gephart @ University of Memphis

by Alexander Gephart | Apr 13, 2018 | University of Memphis

Memphis, Tennessee recently held the event “MLK 50” in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the tragic loss of the great civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, who helped unify the people of the city through the message of still needed change within our...
“India’s own Democratic Erosion: Declining Secularism and Pluralism” by Anne Pfeifenberger @ Skidmore College

“India’s own Democratic Erosion: Declining Secularism and Pluralism” by Anne Pfeifenberger @ Skidmore College

by Anne Pfeifenberger | Apr 13, 2018 | Skidmore College

Current conversation in the United States focused on democratic decline represents broader discussion and observation of democracies across the globe. Democratic ranking indexes, such as Freedom House and the Economist Intelligence Unit, draw attention with reports...
Kenya’s Latest Election Posing Serious Risks To Its Democracy by Wyeth Taylor @ Skidmore College

Kenya’s Latest Election Posing Serious Risks To Its Democracy by Wyeth Taylor @ Skidmore College

by Wyeth Taylor | Apr 13, 2018 | Skidmore College

The Republic of Kenya has a long and contentious past, and since it became independent from Great Britain in 1963 it has struggled to become a free and fair democracy. Freedom House, an organization which acquires and analyzes information about democracy, human...
Chile Shows All Democracies Bend, Not All Break by Austin Albertson @ Skidmore College

Chile Shows All Democracies Bend, Not All Break by Austin Albertson @ Skidmore College

by Austin Albertson | Apr 13, 2018 | Skidmore College

Despite the youth of its democracy, the Chilean government consistently scores highly with third-party rating groups like Freedom House and The Economist Intelligence Unit.  Like many South American governments, Chile was operated by a militaristic dictator during the...

Political clans and family ties erode the institutional system in The Philippines by Woeser Dolma @ Skidmore College

by Woeser Dolma | Apr 11, 2018 | Skidmore College

Colonialism created the Philippines political system embedded on socio-economic elites whom profited from political positions. Historically, the Philippines political elites became corrupt because they had position of power over the rest of the population....
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