Democratic backsliding has become a growing concern worldwide, affecting countries that were once considered stable democracies. While the process varies across regions, common patterns ...

Democratic backsliding has become a growing concern worldwide, affecting countries that were once considered stable democracies. While the process varies across regions, common patterns ...

Join us for an online event exploring the current state of democratic decline in the United States and the efforts of pro-democracy advocates to combat it. Steven Levitsky, co-author of How ...

Browne-Marshall, Professor of Constitutional Law at John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Author of the forthcoming “A Protest History of the United States” Cornell William Brooks, Hauser Professor of ...

During the 2024 presidential campaign in Venezuela and the political process building up to it, a team of Venezuelan political and social activists started experimenting with the development of ...

You’re invited to join Daniel J. Hopkins, Julie and Martin Franklin Presidential Professor in the Political Science Department at the University of Pennsylvania, for an American Politics Speaker ...

Historically, voter confidence has been tied to election outcomes. If the Republican candidate won the presidency, then Republican confidence rose while Democratic confidence fell, and vice versa (see ...

The Equal Democracy Project and Election Law Clinic at Harvard Law School and the Ash Center at the Harvard Kennedy School invite you to a lunch discussion with Rick Schaffer (Board Chair) and Paul ...

In response to the recent anti-democratic patterns in the United States, the Ash Center hosted a panel of Harvard scholars to discuss how civil society can resist democratic backsliding through social ...

Democracy movements are struggling to challenge autocratic governments, partly due to the changing technology landscape. This report summarizes a December 2024 workshop on the specific issue of AI ...