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Williams College Tagged With: algeria, constitutional referendum
With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the hegemony of the international liberal order was solidified. Although the number of democracies had been steadily increasing since Post-World War II, the …
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Williams College Tagged With: partisanship, Supreme Court, United States of America
It is no secret to pro-democracy advocates and authoritarian rulers alike that an independent judiciary is a fundamental protection against authoritarian regression. Indeed, an independent judiciary …
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