This book is ideal for readers who want a comparative perspective on democratic backsliding and resiliency around the world. It integrates the institutional, civil society, and international dimensions of contemporary challenges to democracy, focusing on Western and Eastern Europe, South and Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the U.S..
This book is ideal for readers who want a comparative perspective on democratic backsliding and resiliency around the world. It integrates the institutional, civil society, and international dimensions of contemporary challenges to democracy, focusing on Western and Eastern Europe, South and Southeast Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the U.S..
1. Introduction: global challenges to democracy: backsliding, resiliency, and democratic theory Kenneth M. Roberts, Valerie J. Bunce, Thomas Pepinsky and Rachel Beatty Riedl; Part I. Institutions as Sites of Regime Contestation: 2. Backsliding in India the weakening of referee institutions Milan Vaishnav; 3. The (de)democratizing tango: why it's hard to get democracy to stick in Southeast Asia Meredith L. Weiss and Allen Hicken; 4. State capacity and accountability in low-income states Jamie Bleck and Nicolas van de Walle; 5. Democratic backsliding and the politicization of public employment Bryn Rosenfeld and Frances Cayton; 6. Election administration and democratic fragility in the US David A. Bateman, Robert C. Lieberman and Aaron Childree; Part II. Civil Society, Social Media, and Political Messaging: 7. Civil society mobilization against equal citizenship in Latin America Lindsay Mayka; 8. Nationalist passion, economic interest, and the moral economy of the Hungarian right, 2002-2010. Béla Greskovits; 9. Post-communist democracy, civil society, and the problem of accountability Michael Bernhard; 10. Civil society resistance to democratic backsliding Mark R. Beissinger; 11. Is democracy broken? Disinformation wants you to think that it is Alexandra Cirone; 12. The indispensability of dominance M. Steven Fish; Part III. International Dimensions of the Struggle between Democracy and Autocracy: 13. The security imperative and right nationalist politics in contemporary Europe Mabel Berezin; 14. The long shadow of 1968: Christian democracy's struggle for dominance and democratic backsliding in Europe Dorothee Bohle and Aida Hozic; 15. Foro Madríd and the transnationalization of the far-right Stefano Palestini and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser; 16. Conclusion Valerie Bunce.
1. Introduction: global challenges to democracy: backsliding, resiliency, and democratic theory Kenneth M. Roberts, Valerie J. Bunce, Thomas Pepinsky and Rachel Beatty Riedl; Part I. Institutions as Sites of Regime Contestation: 2. Backsliding in India the weakening of referee institutions Milan Vaishnav; 3. The (de)democratizing tango: why it's hard to get democracy to stick in Southeast Asia Meredith L. Weiss and Allen Hicken; 4. State capacity and accountability in low-income states Jamie Bleck and Nicolas van de Walle; 5. Democratic backsliding and the politicization of public employment Bryn Rosenfeld and Frances Cayton; 6. Election administration and democratic fragility in the US David A. Bateman, Robert C. Lieberman and Aaron Childree; Part II. Civil Society, Social Media, and Political Messaging: 7. Civil society mobilization against equal citizenship in Latin America Lindsay Mayka; 8. Nationalist passion, economic interest, and the moral economy of the Hungarian right, 2002-2010. Béla Greskovits; 9. Post-communist democracy, civil society, and the problem of accountability Michael Bernhard; 10. Civil society resistance to democratic backsliding Mark R. Beissinger; 11. Is democracy broken? Disinformation wants you to think that it is Alexandra Cirone; 12. The indispensability of dominance M. Steven Fish; Part III. International Dimensions of the Struggle between Democracy and Autocracy: 13. The security imperative and right nationalist politics in contemporary Europe Mabel Berezin; 14. The long shadow of 1968: Christian democracy's struggle for dominance and democratic backsliding in Europe Dorothee Bohle and Aida Hozic; 15. Foro Madríd and the transnationalization of the far-right Stefano Palestini and Cristóbal Rovira Kaltwasser; 16. Conclusion Valerie Bunce.
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