Javier Corrales on Intentional Polarization

Javier Corrales on Intentional Polarization

Javier Corrales, professor of political science at Amherst College, discusses his recent research on democratic backsliding and intentional polarization. The discussion explores how leaders employ extremist policies and ideological rhetoric to consolidate executive power, drawing comparisons between Venezuela, the United States, and other global contexts. An introductory conversation with Kellogg Visiting Fellow Henry Moncrieff offers a nuanced look at opposition strategies and the complex fa...

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Noam Lupu Says Support for Democracy Is Growing in the Americas, But Not Necessarily Liberal Democracy

Noam Lupu Says Support for Democracy Is Growing in the Americas, But Not Necessarily Liberal Democracy

The irony of democratic backsliding is a lot of these things are pitched to people and understood by people as actually pro-democratic. Noam Lupu Support for democracy is rising across the Americas af...

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Alexander Cooley and Alexander Dukalskis Fear Autocracies Are Hijacking the International Order

Alexander Cooley and Alexander Dukalskis Fear Autocracies Are Hijacking the International Order

There was an assumption that influence could only run one direction... but influence could run the other direction as well. Alexander Cooley Authoritarian governments are exercising growing influence ...

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Suzanne Mettler Says the Rural-Urban Divide Threatens American Democracy

Suzanne Mettler Says the Rural-Urban Divide Threatens American Democracy

We barely disagree with each other, but we can't stand one another's party. Suzanne Mettler Suzanne Mettler is the John L. Senior Professor of American Institutions at Cornell University. She is the ...

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Rachel Beatty Riedl Says Economic Inequality Is Fueling Democratic Backsliding

Rachel Beatty Riedl Says Economic Inequality Is Fueling Democratic Backsliding

I'm by nature optimistic, but am extremely worried because of the structural moment we live in. Rachel Beatty Riedl Political scientist Rachel Beatty Riedl joins host Justin Kempf to examine how extre...

5 Aug 47min

Kim Lane Scheppele on Hungary's Narrow Path Back to Democracy

Kim Lane Scheppele on Hungary's Narrow Path Back to Democracy

You can only get to the point of restoring democratic institutions if you win the last election with such a huge majority that you really have the public with you as you make radical change. Kim Lane ...

22 Juli 52min

Jeffrey Kopstein Explains Why Polarization Turns Violent

Jeffrey Kopstein Explains Why Polarization Turns Violent

The question is not whether polarization is dangerous, but the conditions under which it becomes violent. Jeffrey Kopstein Jeffrey Kopstein joins the Democracy Paradox to discuss when polarization tur...

8 Juli 45min

Pepper Culpepper Says Good Populism Can Save Democracy

Pepper Culpepper Says Good Populism Can Save Democracy

We think the next ten years are going to be anti-billionaire. Pepper Culpepper Pepper Culpepper joins the Democracy Paradox to discuss when populism can strengthen democracy. Drawing on his Journal of...

24 Juni 49min

Dan Slater Says Authoritarian Ideologies Still Matter

Dan Slater Says Authoritarian Ideologies Still Matter

We think of World War II as this global democratizing event, but what it really did was strengthen left-wing authoritarianism. Dan Slater Dan Slater is the James Orin Murfin Professor of Political Sci...

10 Juni 47min

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