Malcolm Turnbull, former Prime Minister of Australia, analyses why major Western countries like the United States have witnessed a crisis in democracy, emphasising the role of the electoral system and the media (especially Fox News).
In this lecture, Angana P. Chatterji discusses the Modi-led government’s policies configuring a Hindu nationalist state in India.
This lecture, by professor Pedro Fortes, provides an overview of democratic crisis in South America, focusing on stresses, and examining emerging issues in contemporary context. An empirical mapping of democracy in South American countries and theoretical discussion are provided.
In this lecture, Dr. Zim Nwokora examines the reasons behind the challenge of democracy and the resources for democratic potential in Africa.
The 10 April 2023 marks the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement (GFA), which ended conflicts in Northern Ireland. It was agreed when both the UK and Ireland were in the EU. Brexit has challenged that settlement.
Digital surveillance has become common practice around the world. We bring panelists to examine whether the division between authoritarianism and democracy helps our understanding and how state-society relations shape the public’s views about digital surveillance.
