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A Democratic Recession: The Rise of Digital Authoritarianism After The COVID-19 Pandemic

Did a new strain of democratic backsliding, called digital authoritarianism, arise after the COVID-19 pandemic?

Jan 12, 20241 min read

How do female candidates leverage religion in US political campaigns?

Jan 12, 20241 min read

Black women's roles in history, including the Black church, are often overlooked. It's time for recognition and acknowledgment

Dec 30, 20233 min read

Behind the flowy dresses and freshly baked bread, the trad wife movement is much more complex than a simple desire to return to the 1950a

Dec 18, 20234 min read

How does Karl Marx inform the 1992 riots?

Dec 16, 202312 min read

Overconsumption and social integration patterns through Marx and Durhkeim

Oct 21, 20237 min read

By Zoe Yu Governance & Society Harvard Political Review No matter where my friends and I started shopping, middle school retail therapy...

Oct 9, 20233 min read

Analyzing the Wagner mutiny's Russian roots, forecasting actors' future, and suggesting policy paths amidst uncertainties

Aug 18, 202315 min read

This op-ed argues that the College Board has “a conservative-friendly bent.”

Aug 7, 20236 min read

Purpose is innate to functional and worthy human civilizations no matter how our values and beliefs differ

Mar 3, 20231 min read

Diplomacy and space rules enhance US capacity, deterring adversaries

Feb 2, 20234 min read

Putting ideology over interests and shared values over mutual threats ultimately risks creating a more dangerous world for America.

Jan 25, 20236 min read