Knowledge Gaps in Exposing China’s Authoritarian Influence: Cross-Regional Conversations with John Fitzgerald, Niva Yau, and TtCat
As the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has become more authoritarian and closed to the world in recent …
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Disinformation’s Role in Brazil’s January 8 Insurrection and Next Steps for a Societal Response
By Roberta Braga Broken glass, destroyed offices, and vandalized artwork littered Brazilian government buildings after January 8th. How …
It’s Xi Jinping’s Party Now: What the CCP’s Move from Collective to Singular Leadership Might Mean for the World
By Kevin Sheives China isn’t just the CCP’s China; it is now Xi Jinping’s China. At China’s 20th …
Responding to COVID-19’s Impact on Democracy: Two and a Half Years Later
By Ryan Arick and Ariane Gottlieb Over the past two and a half years, the COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged societies and lives everywhere. Globally, …
Democracy and Autocracy Are Contagious
By Michael Coppedge It is no accident that Ukraine is a flash point of contention between Russia and …
A Light in the Dark: Opportunities for Strengthening Resilience in the COVID-Era Between the Summits for Democracy
By Ryan Arick Last month, the Biden administration held the 2021 Summit for Democracy with representatives from approximately 100 countries in …