democratization

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Democratization and De-escalation

The last twenty years have witnessed an increasing erosion of democracy worldwide. In parallel, the level of conflict intensity has …

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Analysis

Resistance to Increasing Autocratization

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Ten Years of Arab Spring: Challenging Some Autocratic Myths

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Transatlantic Dialogue VII – Assessing reform potential in Lebanon and Tunisia

Opinion

State of Democracy in Africa: Changing Leaders Doesn’t Change Politics

Event

Transatlantic Dialogue II: Latin America – How to Forge a New Social Contract

Analysis

Endgames: Why Militaries Forsook Bouteflika and Al-Bashir, but Not Maduro

Analysis

Why Optimism is Fading in Pakistan

Opinion

Talking Truth to Turkey

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Analysis

Duterte’s Plan to Revive Philippine Democracy

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Analysis

Sub-Sahara Africa Fights over Presidential Term Limits

Government buildings in Tunis

Opinion

Is Tunisia’s 2014 Constitution Already Obsolete?

Sükhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaatar.

Analysis

Guarded Confidence in Mongolian Democracy

Taipei Skyline

Analysis

And the winner is … Taiwan

Skopje

Interview

“Citizens Need to Be Empowered to Support Democratic Change”

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Analysis

Nepal’s New Prime Minister Faces Herculean Tasks

Tunisians demonstrate for peace, freedom of speech and for a secular state.

Interview

“Sovereign Debt is One of Democracy’s Weak Points”

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Analysis

Asia’s Potemkin Democracies

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Analysis

Democracy in Limbo

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