public Governance , Dem. Decline , U.S. Not Tired of Losing Yet | Insight Breaking down the theory of “mediatization” helps explain why Kristi Noem keeps fighting her own party and losing.…
public Africa , Rule of Law , Dem. Decline Curtains for Tunisian Democracy | Insight The president of Tunisia is cementing his hold on authoritarian power. It’s worth considering what happens when the response to anti-democratic action is sluggish.…
public Dem. Decline , Pub. Policy When in Rome? | Focus HBO’s Rome offers a peek into BC-era political dilemmas not unlike our own. The lesson, it seems, is not to do as the Romans did.…
public Rule of Law , U.S. , Dem. Decline , The Rules of Law | Insight The January 6th convictions aren’t quite on target yet. But by going for symbols of the insurrection, they’re on the right track.…
public Inequality , Dem. Decline , U.S. A Democracy of the Deserving | Focus It’s taken for granted that meritocracy makes sense. But it might actually damage democracy in the long term.…
public Dem. Decline , Social Justice , U.S. , Pub. Policy , 83 Year Old Man Quits Job | Insight Stephen Breyer is retiring from the Supreme Court. For Democrats, it’s a win. For democracy, it’s harder to say.…
public Africa , Dem. Decline , Rule of Law Explaining the Coup in Burkina Faso | Insight Africa’s Sahel region witnesses its fifth coup in the past year. This one is the first to really imperil a democracy.…
public Dem. Decline , Pub. Policy , U.S. Eye On The Ball | Focus The current fight over voting rights was bound to lose at the national level. Focusing on DC distracts from the real opportunities.…
public U.S. , Governance , Dem. Decline Punching Left, Right, and Center | Insight Joe Biden’s presidency has been struggling for months. Some frustration is warranted, but sticking with Joe is our best bet.…