Democracies worldwide are under stress, restricting rights, eliminating checks and balances. Johns Hopkins political science department faculty provide context and background, followed by discussion.
How Do Democracies Survive? is a three-part series examining the fragility of democracies around the world, including the United States. Faculty from the Johns Hopkins political science department, including Consuelo Amat, Matthew Kocher, Adria Lawrence, Adam Sheingate and Lester Spence, share thoughts and historical context followed by audience discussion. Attend any or all programs in the series.
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