Our author @rachel_schwartz has been featured on the @DemParadox podcast!
Listen to it (or read the transcript) here to learn about how Guatemala fought back against democratic backsliding
https://t.co/qU44BIeyKZ
Thanks, @JoDemocracy! #Guatemala's struggle—though far from over—has a lot to teach us about how to resist authoritarian reversals that seem inevitable. Check out my conversation on this, my book, and broader dynamics in #CentralAmerica with @DemParadox below 👇
Congratulations to IAS Assistant Professor Rachel Schwartz, who has a new article in the Journal of Democracy: "How Guatemala Defied the Odds." You can read the full article at the link! https://t.co/6U15MfWks9 @OUResearch
@geoffreyvs You're right there is not a comprehensive dataset on this specific question - over the past couple of years I've been working on building one (slowly). I'd be happy to follow up over email/DM!
🚨New article alert!🚨Amid concerns over waning support for democracy worldwide, our article in @PoPpublicsphere examines what ordinary citizens mean by the term democracy and how their definitions influence democratic support. 1/3
Now on FirstView!
"The current apportionment method is biased against more populous states, and states such
as New York lost one seat in 2020..."
The Malapportionment of the US House of Representatives: 1940–2020 https://t.co/CS8SZUo9if
ft. @ProfRuoxiLi