Tag: democratic backsliding

A study in Comparative Migration Studies finds that individuals in sub-Saharan Africa who depend heavily on migrant remittances are significantly ...

A cross-national survey study reveals that homeland repressive threats continue to mobilize migrant political engagement, with the mobilizing power of ...

A new study applying Wolfgang Merkel's Five Partial Regimes framework to post-2015 Sri Lanka finds measurable democratic erosion across elections, ...

Two social psychologists argue that polarization research wrongly treats all political conflict as harmful, proposing a framework that distinguishes democratic ...

A study linking survey responses with donated Facebook trace data from a representative sample of Hungarian internet users finds that ...

A new qualitative study traces how Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission rose to regional prominence and was then systematically weakened through ...

Two geographers with decades of fieldwork in Russia and Belarus argue that authoritarian practices are reshaping research methods and ethics, ...

New research argues that external security guarantees in a multipolar world are systematically eroding democratic accountability across the Sahel, Eastern ...

A new two-study framework shows that threats to self-concept and self-esteem mechanisms, rather than efficacy beliefs, distinguish protesters from non-protesters ...

New research argues that the United States under the second Trump administration exemplifies hyperpresidentialism, a stage of executive dominance in ...