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D&S Volume 19: Democracy and Crises

D&S Editorial Board
July 31, 2023
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Individual Articles:

Reflections on Georgetown University’s Democracy and Governance MA Program

Liberal Democracy in Crisis: Evidence from Three Reports and Some Reflections

The Nexus of Corruption and Democratic Backsliding

The American Crossroads: Political Frustration after January 6

Lessons from Sri Lanka’s Constitutional Reform

West Africa’s ‘Comeback Coups’: Tying the Democracy Cause Up with the Military Cause

The Illiberal Turn and Quasi- Militant Democracy Measures During the Coronavirus Crisis in the Czech Republic

Kyrgyzstan, COVID, & Civil Society: The Case for Crisis Journalism in an Unstable Democracy

Democracy 2.0: Resilience and Adaptability Built on the Neuroscience of Feeling

Book Review: Citizenship in Hard Times: How Ordinary People Respond to Democratic Threat by Sara Wallace Goodman

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