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posted on by Matthew Parker
William Jewell College Tagged With: elites, Polarization, populism, United States, xenophobia
Most scholars who follow American democratic erosion begin with social polarization and attempt to find some sociological argument for it. Some thinkers, such as Kathy Cramer, argue that polarization …
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posted on by Alee Dickey
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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posted on by Roxana Sanchez
Brown University Tagged With: Latin America, Trump, United States, xenophobia
Trump’s infamous comments during the 2016 presidential elections about Mexican immigrants and his stubborn efforts to build an expensive wall on the US-Mexico border are not reflective of true …
