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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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Putin’s Authoritarianism: Driven by Money
by Alex Choy September 1, 2021Annually, the Comparative Survey of Freedom evaluates nations’ political rights and civil liberties. Political rights are defined as how “people have a choice in…
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Colombia’s Tumultuous Summer in Review
by Annabelle Werner August 24, 2021Earlier 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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U.S. Withdrawal from Afghanistan Must Include a Plan for Women’s Access to Healthcare
by Samriddhi Sapkota July 8, 2021Last April, President Biden announced his plan to withdraw all remaining U.S. troops and personnel from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021, after nearly twenty…
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Why the U.S. Could Witness a Mass Atrocity
by Caroline Mendoza June 18, 2021When prompted with the question of where atrocities are occurring in the modern day, we commonly point to regions in the Global South, namely…