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posted on by Caleb Ellison
Two parties, two charismatic leaders, and a history of struggling to maintain democracy is the backdrop to this story. The Federative Republic of Brazil has been governing Brazil since 1988 after the …
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posted on by Kevin Cregan
University of Georgia Tagged With: Bolsonaro, Brazil, Global Warming, Latin America, Pollution, populism, South America
The Amazon Rainforest: a lush jungle that more closely resembles a single, living, breathing organism rather than a collection of individual greenery. Perhaps the center-right leaders of the West have …
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posted on by Tanner Hines
University of Georgia Tagged With: America, democracy, democrat, election, election day, elections, holiday, national holiday, partisan, republican, USA, voting
Voter suppression is one of the most pressing issues facing American democracy today. Many scholars worry we are living through a second coming of Jim Crow as across the nation elected officials are …
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posted on by Hugh Bradley
University of Georgia Tagged With: Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, populism
Brazil is one of the world’s largest democracies. In 2018, Brazil elected Jair Bolsonaro, President. Since then, he has been undermining their democracy. By using populist rhetoric to get elected and …
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posted on by Noah Waters
University of Georgia Tagged With: Poland
As Russia has gained worldwide attention in recent months through engaging in inflammatory and aggressive authoritarian action, it has brought to light the important role that democracy has in global …
posted on by Wyatt Mull
Although the Czech Republic has a higher functioning democracy than most other Eastern European countries, it too has seen a gradual shift towards illiberalism. From 2006 to 2021, the Czech Republic …
posted on by Camille McGinnis
Time and time again, during times of conflict, we often see interventionist strategies employed by powerful democratic countries. These countries work under the guise of democratization, where they …
posted on by Caroline Draughton
University of Georgia Tagged With: France, political reform, populism
2022 French Presidential Election Poster The results of the 2022 French presidential election have left many wondering where the future of French political life will lead. While incumbent Emmanual …
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