
Democracy and Its Enemies
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The Necessity of Morality in Foreign Policy
The Necessity of Morality in Foreign Policy
Chris Patten shows why “realism” requires heeding the lessons of history and defending democratic values. -
Patriots in Name Only
Patriots in Name Only
Richard K. Sherwin considers the implications of the Republican Party's challenge to the state's power to make and enforce law. -
The World’s Stake in American Democracy
The World’s Stake in American Democracy
Richard Haass argues that global stability and prosperity still depend on US resources and leadership. -
Russian Aggression Is Undermining Populism
Russian Aggression Is Undermining Populism
Sławomir Sierakowski says the Ukraine war is forcing the Kremlin’s Western sympathizers to choose moderation or face marginalization. -
Understanding Brazil’s Insurrection
Understanding Brazil’s Insurrection
Thiago de Aragão & Otaviano Canuto reflect on the conditions leading up to January 8 and its implications for the future of the country's democracy. -
No Impunity for Insurrectionists
No Impunity for Insurrectionists
Susan Stokes explains why indicting former leaders like Jair Bolsonaro or Donald Trump is both right and necessary. -
An Insurrection Foretold
An Insurrection Foretold
Robert Muggah explains what the failed rebellion in Brazil's capital could mean for the country's democracy. -
Barbarians at Democracy’s Gates
Barbarians at Democracy’s Gates
Koichi Hamada hopes that acts of political violence in the US and Japan will inspire a more robust defense of progress. -
Latin America’s Democracies Hold Strong
Latin America’s Democracies Hold Strong
Andrés Velasco notes that despite recent challenges, institutions and the rule of law have proved resilient in many countries.