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Uncategorized, William Jewell College Tagged With: democratic backsliding, Democratic Erosion, Electoral College, Supreme Court, Trump, United States, United States of America
The United States of America is often regarded as one of the oldest modern democracies. The U.S. constitution is well known as a forefront in “the democratic experiment” and throughout history the …
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Uncategorized, William Jewell College Tagged With: Democratic Erosion, Islamaphobia, populism, Sweden, xenophobia
Sweden presents an especially interesting case in the study of democratic erosion. How does a country that scored 100/100 on Freedom House in 2023 find itself at the forefront of criticism concerning …
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