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Tunisian Democracy Sheds the Burden of Reciprocity | Insight
Key domestic factions lent soft support to the Tunisian president’s suspension of parliament. They and the country are now paying the price.…
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What Can We Learn About Democracy From the German Election? | Insight
Germany’s unique electoral system, which allows multiple parties to viably compete for power, sheds light on American struggles.…
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Why Does American Politics Feel Like Theater? | Focus
Over-promise and under-deliver has become D.C.’s unspoken rule. When politics is a performance, of course the show must go on, but how does it end?…
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The Promises and Perils of Australia’s New Submarines | Insight
A new defensive pact may help to shore up regional security against Chinese expansion, but it’s a partial solution with its own drawbacks.…
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Saudi Arabia’s Missing Missile Mystery | Insight
The Biden administration’s silence on its withdrawal of valuable missile defenses from Saudi Arabia is perplexing, given the kingdom’s unpopularity in the United States.…
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Bureaucratic Tyranny With Democratic Characteristics | Focus
Europe's increasing attractiveness as a model for reformers in the United States, while justified, is cause for an evaluation of political tradeoffs.…
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Housing Crises and Interest Group Deception | Insight
Following the passage of significant housing legislation in California, NIMBY interest groups maintain a misleading facade in their opposition.…
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Court Expansion Isn’t What It’s Cracked up to Be | Insight
As the Court faces rightful condemnation for its ruling on Texas law, it’s worth re-examining proposals to expand the Court.…
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Democracy Crossing Death’s Threshold in Tunisia | Insight
As Tunisia’s democratic crisis worsens, it’s important to reconsider the status quo solution of economic sanctions.…
