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In Northern Ireland, Ideological Binaries Give Way to Ebbs and Flows of Democratic Backsliding by Emil Friedman @ Yale University

posted on March 28, 2018 by Emil Friedman

Yale University Tagged With: Democratic Erosion, northern ireland, Western Europe

The story of modern democracy in Northern Ireland is a story of intense path dependency. And at the start of that path was the Good Friday (Belfast) Agreement of April 1998, which introduced two …

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In New Haven, Homogeneity Trumps Deliberation by Emil Friedman @ Yale University

posted on March 16, 2018 by Emil Friedman

Yale University Tagged With: board meeting, board of alders, debate, discourse, new haven, public comment, United States

“Do you have the time?” I looked up from my iPhone, startled, and scanned him: 50-something, tattered clothes, messy hair. One arm. “It’s 6:45,” I replied. The second New Haven Board of Alders …

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