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Redefining Populism

The interviewee argues that “populism is really not just about criticizing élites or being somehow against the establishment. In fact, any old civics textbook would have told us up until recently…

What Western Society Can Learn From Indigenous Communities

“Like many Indigenous peoples around the world, the Māori have developed their understanding of their environment through close observation of the landscape and its behaviors over the course of many…

Dear progressives: You can’t fight climate change by going soft on China

This article explores how going “soft” on China is not the way that the United States and Progressives should approach climate action on climate change and the environment (Isaac Stone Fish, 2021).

Becoming Strong

“China believes that its rise to great-power status entitles it to a new role in world affairs—one that cannot be reconciled with unquestioned U.S. dominance”. Beijing “views Biden’s attempts at…

Washington's Democracy Dilemma

“A democracy summit is not a democracy strategy. Translating Biden’s rhetorical emphasis on democracy support into a meaningful plank of his foreign policy will require his team to grapple head-on…

The Age of Zombie Democracies

More and more autocrats are “forced to rely on ever starker forms of repression: they still hold periodic elections...but they do not even pretend that these empty rituals are free or fair. The…

Power, Politics and the Pandemic

Power, Politics and the Pandemic

Closing Remarks: Roger Cohen

Closing Remarks: Roger Cohen

Closing Conversation: Juan Guaidó

Closing Conversation: Juan Guaidó

From Protests to Politics

There’s no question that activists have been the catalysts for real regime changes around the world. But can protests transition into lasting governmental structures? Or are dissidents by nature…