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Democracy in Question? — 111 episodes

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MarleneEngelhorn

2

Pratap Metha

3

Zsolt Enyedi on the Hungarian Election

4

Aishwary Kumar on Neo‑Democracy, Cruelty, and the Fate of the Vulnerable

5

Jayadeva Uyangoda

6

Eva Fodor

7

Reproductive Agency vs. Authoritarian Demographics

8

Quinn Slobodian on the “New Fusion” of Neoliberalism and the Far Right (Part 2)

9

Quinn Slobodian on Capitalism, Democracy, and the Politics of Zones (Part 1)

10

Arjun Appadurai on Universities, Autonomy, and the Future of Democracy

11

Michael Ignatieff on the Contradictions of Liberal Democracy

12

Luiza Bialasiewicz on the Dilemmas of Academic Freedom

13

Samuel Bagg on Resisting State Capture

14

Ivanka Popović on the Serbian Protests (Part 2)

15

Ivanka Popović on the Serbian Protests (Part 1)

16

Soli Özel on Turkey's Political Protests

17

Cara Daggett Unpacks Petro-Masculinity

18

Nacim Pak-Shiraz on Cultural Contradictions in Iran

19

Steffen Mau on the German Elections

20

Katha Pollitt on Gendered Politics in the United States

21

Stephen Walt on the Return of Trump (Part 2)

22

Stephen Walt on the Return of Trump (Part 1)

23

Johanna Lutz on Identity, Partisanship, and the Vulnerabilities of Democracy

24

Raimund Löw on the Dithering Austrian Democracy

25

Julia Ebner on How Extremism Threatens Democracy (Part 2)

26

Julia Ebner on How Extremism Threatens Democracy (Part 1)

27

Yogendra Yadav on Democracy in India

28

Mark Leonard on the U.K. Elections

29

Adam Habib on South Africa's Elections

30

Ivan Krastev on the European Elections

31

Catherine Fieschi on the Rise of Populism

32

Seema Syeda Addresses Islamophobia Across Europe

33

Zsolt Enyedi on the Crises of Liberalism

34

Michael Woldemariam on Challenges Facing African Democracy (Part 2)

35

Michael Woldemariam on Challenges Facing African Democracy (Part 1)

36

Vivek Maru on Legal Empowerment for Communities

37

Oleksandra Matviichuk on Human Rights and Ukraine

38

Dilip Gaonkar on the "Degenerations of Democracy"

39

Yanis Varoufakis on "Technofeudalism"

40

Nancy Fraser on "Cannibal Capitalism"

41

Paul Lendvai on "Austria Behind the Mask"

42

Maciej Kisilowski on the Polish Elections

43

Kalypso Nicolaidis on Governing Together Through Demoicracy (Part 2)

44

Kalypso Nicolaidis on Governing Together Through Demoicracy (Part 1)

45

Janka Oertel on "The End of the China Illusion" (Part 2)

46

Nobel Prize Winner Joseph Stiglitz on a More Equitable Future

47

Janka Oertel on "The End of the China Illusion" (Part 1)

48

Alejandra Ballon Gutierrez on Body Politics in Peru

49

Kim Lane Scheppele on Destroying Democracy by Law

50

Ulrike Flader on Turkey at the Crossroads

51

Daniela Schwarzer on Europe’s Strategic Conundrums (Part 2)

52

Daniela Schwarzer on Europe’s Strategic Conundrums (Part 1)

53

Martin Krygier on Anti-Constitutional Populism

54

Yehouda Shenhav-Shahrabani on Israel: Democracy on the Defensive

55

Sergei Guriev on the Changing Face of Autocracy

56

Mukulika Banerjee on the Cultivation of Democracy in India

57

Ken Opalo on the Prospects of Democracy in Africa

58

Ronald Daniels on the Role of Universities in Strengthening Democracy

59

Shaharzad Akbar on Afghanistan after Democracy

60

Thomas Carothers on Democratic Backsliding in a Comparative Perspective

61

Azadeh Moaveni on the Ongoing Iranian Demonstrations Fueled and Led by Women

62

Ricardo Regatieri on Brazilian Elections: Bolsonarism and Its Aftermath

63

Charles Taylor on Degenerations and Regenerations of Democracy

64

Craig Calhoun on the Current Crisis of American and Global Democracy and Potential Remedies

65

Leonard Benardo on Civil Society and the Politics and Practices of Civil Society Organizations

66

Nadia Urbinati on the Resurgence of Populism, its History, and its Various Forms

67

Mykola Gnatovskyy on the establishment of a Special Tribunal to Investigate the Crimes of Aggression against Ukraine

68

Neloufer de Mel on the Current Economic, Social and Political Situation in Sri Lanka

69

The Fragility of US Democracy and the Genuine Threat of Fascism it Faces

70

Mary Kaldor on NATO, Human Security, the Changing Face of Global War and the Effectiveness of Sanctions and Debt Cancellation

71

Thoughts on the Past, Present and Future of Diverse Democracies

72

Current State of Affairs in Putin’s Russia

73

Faltering democratic systems and the need to reconstruct democracy

74

The French Presidential Election and the State of Democracy in France

75

Perspectives on Putin and Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

76

Assessing the 2022 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections

77

Myanmar’s Struggle for Democratization

78

Imminent Scenarios in Ukraine

79

Geopolitics of the War in Ukraine

80

The Genealogy of Illiberalism

81

Freedom of Expression in an Unequal World

82

Governance in Illiberal Democracies

83

Holding Power Accountable with Investigative Journalism

84

Populism and democracy’s ‘critical infrastructure

85

The Right to Belong

86

The Role of Radio in Transitions to Democracy

87

Biopolitics from Below

88

Challenges of the Israeli democracy today

89

Language and public discourse in the success of right-wing political movements

90

The struggle for voting rights in the US today

91

Can the concept of "fascism" be used to understand the pathologies of US politics, past and present?

92

Why are reproductive rights so contentious in the US and Argentina?

93

When and how is power visible in politics?

94

How can we structure digital spaces more democratically?

95

Can democracy survive in Hong Kong?

96

What keeps democracies alive?

97

What is the legacy of Egypt’s Arab Spring, 10 years on?

98

What ails Indian democracy today?

99

Does liberalism need reinvention in the 21st century?

100

Covid-19: How can we democratize vaccine access?

101

Democracy from below: What real utopias can we build on?

102

Can liberal democracy outlive climate change?

103

How do economic inequalities corrode democratic processes?

104

How does austerity politics weaken democracy?

105

What will remain of Trumpism going forward?

106

‘Soft authoritarianism’, a new face of electoral democracy?

107

Can liberal democracy right the wrongs of racial and gender injustices?

108

Undermining democracy by democratic means: how can we stop it?

109

Can and should Western style democracy be exported far and wide?

110

American democracy: a Trumpian blip or a deeper malaise?

111

Introducing Democracy in Question