Our political system sucks right now. But I’m here to tell you not to lose hope —there’s something significant happening that should make you optimistic.
We sat down with Shikha Dalmia, the Founder of the Unpopulist Magazine and the President of the Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism, to explore what’s causing the rise of authoritarianism across the globe and discuss the best strategy to fight back against it.
Whenever American pursues trade wars and protectionism, it hurts everyone. The US should adopt a policy of free trade instead.
Liberalism anchors itself in the foundational recognition of the core dignity of every human being. Respect for humanity sits at the very heart of the
The developing story that Tenet Media, home to some of the farthest-reaching illiberal voices in US political discourse, have allegedly been substantially funded by the
It is imperative that those who value freedom and justice unite in opposition to illiberal regimes and in defense of liberal democracy around the globe.
NOTE: This article originally appeared on the substack of Jason Pye, which can be read by clicking here. Opinions expressed are those of the author
Liberalism is the politics of freedom. Liberals seek to create and maintain political institutions that maximize the ability of people to achieve their desired ends. This ethos underpins all of its more concrete and specific claims, and colors all debate that occurs within the context of liberalism.
Our political system sucks right now. But I’m here to tell you not to lose hope — there’s something significant happening that should make you
The best way for liberal centrism to succeed is to build a centrist caucus within each of the main parties.
Whenever American pursues trade wars and protectionism, it hurts everyone. The US should adopt a policy of free trade instead.
Trump’s continued popularity reflect a failure by Americans to learn the lessons of January 6th. We may not be prepared for what comes next.
It is precisely in response to the recent surge of authoritarian and populist movements across the globe that Peckham and Kahan seek to historicize the politics of fear, so as to comprehend its implications.