Tag: Elections

This photo captures a locked ballot box used in Carson, North Dakota, on October 30, 1940. Courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration, it serves as a historical reminder of the democratic process, particularly during pivotal primary elections that help shape the political landscape.
Books

Primary Election Reforms in America: Lessons for Today

A growing number of democracies allow registered party members some say in…

By Robert G. Boatright 22 Min Read
The Citizens United decision has substantially amplified the power of wealthy donors in American politics.
The Politics Brief

Citizens United: Impact of Wealthy Donors and Dark Money

The effectiveness of legislative efforts to curb dark money, the role of…

By P&RR 14 Min Read
Claudia Sheinbaum es científica, ex jefa de gobierno de la Ciudad de México y miembro fundadora del Movimiento de Regeneración Nacional (Morena), el partido populista de izquierda creado por Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) es la actual presidente.
Political Opinion

Violence and Democratic Erosion: The Future of Mexico

Mexico’s future will largely depend on the new government’s ability to balance…

By Zoe von Blücher López 8 Min Read
Fearing potential voter backlash, Cory Booker and other vegetarian or vegan politicians have refrained from formally incorporating meat consumption and animal rights issues into their political agendas during campaigns.
Environment & Animals

Voter Backlash and Animal Rights: A Political Conundrum

At the crossroads of political advocacy and societal values, the dialogue on…

By Sparsha Saha 11 Min Read
Former President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan walking through a hallway surrounded by other officials, symbolizing the authority he wielded, in a context where autocratic elections have been a subject of international scrutiny.
BooksAnalysis & Theories

Autocratic Elections: Decoding Modern Authoritarianism

The book delves into the intricate world of autocratic regimes, shedding light…

By Masaaki Higashijima 14 Min Read
Electoral Dynamics: An authoritarian leader stands elevated in the center, overseeing his henchmen distribute bread and coins to the populace below. In the foreground, one of the henchmen discreetly hands over pre-marked ballots to the citizens. The scene, set in a city square, is intricately detailed, showing the nuances of the buildings and expressions of the people.
BooksAnalysis & Theories

Electoral Dynamics: Autocracies & Power Struggles

Electoral dynamics in autocratic regimes and post-conflict democracies are far from straightforward.…

By P&RR 8 Min Read
Alejandro Giammattei inaugurated at the National Theater: A New Chapter in Populism in Latin America.
Analysis & Theories

Populism in Latin America: A Closer Look

Beyond simplistic views of populism, Latin America showcases a tapestry of political…

By P&RR 13 Min Read
Democracy in the AI Era
Technology

Democracy in the AI Era: Data-Driven Politics and Emerging Challenges

While AI promises to revolutionize the political domain, its integration must be…

By P&RR 9 Min Read