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    Why Angela Merkel’s Tenure has Emboldened Authoritarians

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    by Katherine Jones January 31, 2022

    “The Free-Market Democracy Scam” was originally published in our Fall 2021 Print Edition: Authoritarianism. Our story starts in 2000, at the close of Bill…

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    The Honduras Challenge for U.S. Foreign Policy

    by Christopher López January 28, 2022

    When Joseph Biden served as Vice-President, he traveled to over 45 countries, often leading diplomatic efforts on behalf of the Obama administration. In Central…

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    When in Rome: How the Romans Fell to Autocracy and Their Connection to Our World

    written by Joshua Potter
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    Bulgaria’s Rising Autocrats and Their EU Enablers

    by Manon Snyder January 14, 2022

    “Bulgaria’s Rising Autocrats and Their EU Enablers” was originally published in our Fall 2021 Print Edition: Authoritarianism. Whereas Poland and Hungary have taken a…

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    Bangladesh: The Cost of Democracy

    by Samriddhi Sapkota January 3, 2022

    “Bangladesh: The Cost of Democracy” was originally published in our Fall 2021 Print Edition: Authoritarianism. When Bangladesh gained independence from Pakistan in 1971, most…

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    Green Conservatism: A Political Paradox?

    written by Katherine Jones
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    Putin’s Authoritarianism: Driven by Money

    by Alex Choy September 1, 2021

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    Earlier this year, surreal images poured out of major Colombian cities and into international news headlines. Videos emerged of thousands gathered in the streets,…

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    With a Nuclear Iran, Does the Jihadi Threat Become Less Salient? A Defensive Realist Perspective.

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