Social identity and intergroup threat theories explain how perceived threats fuel nativism, leading to the formation of exclusionary identities.
Illiberal practices, deeply rooted in certain cultural and religious traditions, often clash with principles of individual autonomy, gender equality, and…
Michèle Lamont’s Seeing Others offers a compelling examination of how recognizing the humanity and worth of every individual can bridge…
About the book by Raphael Cohen-Almagor, "The Republic, Secularism and Security: France versus the Burqa and the Niqab", published by…
"The Political Brain" stands out as a significant work in political science, providing a framework for understanding the interaction between…
Patria y Vida exemplifies the transformative power of music and culture in driving social and political change.
About the book: 'Advanced Introduction to Federalism' by Alain-G. Gagnon and Arjun Tremblay, published by Edward Elgar in 2024.
Global shifts in civil liberties and political rights prompt a reevaluation of how cosmopolitan democracy can adapt and remain relevant…
The growing influence of white Christian nationalism, its impact on political decisions, and its role in shaping the political landscape…
Global democracy theories critically examine the collective mechanisms shaping political authority. These theories, pivotal in political science, assess not only…
Beneath the revolutionary facade, the totalitarian Cuban regime has systematically curtailed freedoms, silenced opposition, and left a lasting impact on…
Unpacking the complexities of authoritarian regimes reveals inherent vulnerabilities, shaped by both internal power dynamics and external influences, that challenge…
As digital platforms and political leaders amplify divisions, the erosion of democratic institutions and social trust reveals a global challenge…
In the Ukraine war's ethical maze, a hidden crisis emerges: Cuban mercenaries fighting for Russia. This raises urgent ethical and…
Canada grapples with a rising tide of right-wing extremism, anchored in divisive nationalism and a deep mistrust of the state,…
In the shadow of its famed revolution, Cuba has waged a silent yet relentless war on free expression, using forced…
Modern slavery in Cuba and the human rights violations that characterize its daily practices at all levels demand the world's…
About the book The Return of the Native: Can Liberalism Safeguard Us Against Nativism? by Jan Willem Duyvendak and Josip…
“Hate in the Homeland” is a seminal work that offers a new lens through which to view the rise of…
The Cuban government remains a systematic human rights violator, and there is abundant evidence to demonstrate its pattern of repression.
Bill 21, officially known as the “Law on the Secularity of the State,” was enacted in June 2019 in the…
In his work "Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment," Francis Fukuyama navigates the intricate maze of…
Yael Tamir's “Why Nationalism” presents an exploration into the intricate relationship between nationalism and liberalism. The book delves deeply into…
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