Prompted by Daniel Nexon at Nightcafe Nayib Bukele. secured a crushing reelection in El Salvador, where decades of corrupt mismanagement by establishment parties opened the door to right-wing populist authoritarianism..
I think that my post about Moyn and Priestland's column aged rather well, even if I did underestimate the likelihood of an attempted coup—albeit one under the thinnest cloak of.
There's an interesting article on the math of extreme gerrymandering — and of detecting it — at a magazine, Qanta, that I've never head of before. The quotation that I've.
Via Pixabay (https://pixabay.com/photos/cologne-train-central-station-1510555/) Daniel Drezner has a recent-ish post on "the weaponization of government" by Republicans. It's a perfectly fine, sensible piece. Republicans have been railing about the “weaponization of.
TOPSHOT - A supporter of US President Donald Trump sits inside the office of US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi as he protest inside the US Capitol in Washington,.
Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images I suppose it's fitting that Donald Trump, a lawless president, would saddle the country with a lawless Supreme Court. This isn't merely a matter of.
I agree that arguing about which twenty-first century national election was "the most important" is a bit of an intellectual parlor game. The answer really depends on your prior theory.
Source: Freedom House Apropos of Scott's previous post, the Brussels Sprouts podcast has a very good rundown with Dan Kelemen and Zselyke Csaky. You should give it a listen. https://soundcloud.com/brussels-sprouts/autocratization-in-central-europe-with-dan-kelemen-and-freedom-houses-zselyke-csaky
