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Democracy

Miller Explores Social Media’s Impact on Democracy

in In the Media

“Defending democracy’ as Biden just vowed to do…will be a huge and unenviable task for President Biden’s team.”

Tagged: 2021, Democracy, Hindustan Times, Manjari Chatterjee Miller, President Joe Biden, Social Media

Najam Discusses Capitol Siege with International Media

in In the Media

Dean Najam called out the ever growing divide between political ideologies and the seemingly broken political environment in the U.S., which he has previously referred to as “The Angst of America.”

Tagged: 2021, Adil Najam, Democracy, Dunya TV, extremism, Geo News Urdu, HUM News, Joe Biden, President Donald Trump

Heine Publishes Article on New Chilean Constitution

in In the Media

“Chile is at a turning point. The opportunity to come up with a new constitution…beckons.”

Tagged: 2020, Chile, Constitution, Democracy, Jorge Heine

Schmidt Publishes Article on the Dangers to American Democracy

in In the Media

“The US is certainly a divided country today… but those divides have been building for a very long time.”

Tagged: 2020, Democracy, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, President Trump, Presidential Election, Vivien Schmidt

Pardee Center Hosts “How Democracy Survives” Symposium

in Events News, Videos

The symposium explored how democratic values and institutions can evolve and adapt to the growing challenges that are now destabilizing democratic nation states.

Tagged: 2020, Challenges of Democracy, Democracy, Pardee Center, Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future

Heine Writes Letter to Financial Times Editor on Chile’s Constitution

in In the Media

“In 200 years of independent history, Chile has had three constitutions…none of them the product of a democratically elected body…This will now be remedied.”

Tagged: Chile, Constitution, Democracy, Jorge Heine, The Financial Times

Garčević Discusses Democracy in the Balkans in Remaker Op-Ed

in In the Media

“We made a step towards democracy, but have not arrived anywhere. The more time goes on, the more we are looking back.”

Tagged: 2020, Democracy, Remaker, Vesko Garcevic

Menchik Discusses Indonesian Democracy on Al Jazeera

in In the Media

Prof. Jeremy Menchik was interviewed for a recent online segment examining whether Indonesia is moving away from democracy. 

Tagged: 2019, Al Jazeera, Democracy, In The Media, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik

Menchik Publishes Journal Article on Democratic Decline in Indonesia

in General News, Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik published an article in Asian Studies Review on a potential breakdown in Indonesia’s democracy.

Tagged: 2019, Asian Studies Review, Democracy, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, Journal Article

Menchik Publishes Journal Article on Secularism and Democracy

in Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik published an article in International Studies Review challenging the presumed relationship between secularism and democracy.

Tagged: 2018, Democracy, Jeremy Menchik, Journal Article, Secularism

Menchik Publishes Journal Article on Soft Separation Democracy

in Research

Prof. Jeremy Menchik discusses “Soft Separation Democracy” in an article published in Politics and Religion.

Tagged: 2018, Democracy, Indonesia, Jeremy Menchik, Journal Article

Najam in NYT on Prospects for Pakistan Democracy

in In the Media

Adil Najam tells NYT that every government in Pakistan, ever, has fallen on the sword of accountability.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Democracy, Nawaz Sharif, New York Times, Pakistan, Supreme Court

Najam Writes Op-Ed on ‘The New World Disorder’

in In the Media

Najam argues that we may be seeing the messy dismantling of a world order.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Alt-Right, Brexit, Democracy, Donald Trump, New World Disorder, Newsline, Op-Ed, OpEd, Post-Truth, Technology

Menchik in VOA on Inauguration and Democracy in the U.S.

in In the Media

Prof. Jeremy Menchik discusses Donald Trump’s inauguration and what his election means for democracy in the U.S.

Tagged: 2017, Democracy, Donald Trump, In The Media, Inauguration, Jeremy Menchik, VOA

Najam’s Predictions for 2017

in In the Media

Dean Adil Najam goes out on a limb and makes three predictions for 2017.

Tagged: 2017, Adil Najam, Dawn, Democracy, Donald Trump, Predictions, terrorism

Schmidt in Ethic on Democracy in Europe

in In the Media

Prof. Vivien Schmidt discusses how the crisis of confidence in the Eurozone has affected democracy across Europe.

Tagged: 2016, Democracy, Ethic, Europe, In The Media, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt Speaks at Conference on European Democracy

in Events News, Videos

Prof. Vivien Schmidt was part of a panel entitled “European Democracy vs. National Democracy.”

Tagged: 2016, conference, Democracy, EU, Europe, Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation, Vivien Schmidt

Schmidt Publishes OpEd on State of European Democracy

in In the Media

Prof. Vivien Schmidt discusses the state of European democracy in the wake of the Brexit.

Tagged: 2016, Brexit, Cipher Brief, Democracy, Europe, In The Media, Vivien Schmidt

Najam Speaks at Harvard Forum on Democracy in South Asia

in Research

Dean Adil Najam said the youth of South Asia are the voice of democracy for the region.

Tagged: 2016, Adil Najam, Dean, Democracy, Harvard University South Asia Institute, Panel, SAI, South Asia, Symposium

Menchik Publishes New Book

in General News

Jeremy Menchik publishes his new book, “Islam and Democracy in Indonesia: Tolerance Without Liberalism” (Cambridge University Press).

Tagged: 2016, Democracy, Indonesia, Islam, Jeremy Menchik, Pardee School

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