Blog 27 January 2025 Taiwan’s government faces paralysis—just when it needs strength the most MPP student Vivi Lin, a Taiwanese gender equality activist and former Youth Advisor to Taiwan's central government, writes of the power of activism and the strength in democratic numbers. Vivi Lin Democracy and politics Taiwan
Blog 05 February 2024 Democracy under assault? Senior Fellow of Practice in Public Management Calum Miller joined faculty colleagues on a panel to discuss democracy... is it under threat? From whom? What can we do about it? In this blog, Calum sets out the main points of the discussion. Calum Miller Democracy and politics India ... United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The New York Times Coast to Coast, a Corridor of Coups Brings Turmoil in Africa Paul Collier is quoted on the wave of coups throughout the Sahel region of Africa. Paul Collier Democracy and politics Global security ... Africa
In the media Journal of Democracy Why India's Democracy is Dying Maya Tudor argues the decline of democracy in India is symbolic of a global democratic recession. India’s recent downgrade to a hybrid regime is a major influence on the world’s autocratisation. Maya Tudor Democracy and politics India
In the media CBC Political movements that use nationalism 'will have a more powerful set of messages' Maya Tudor and Harris Mylonas speak to the show IDEAS for the series The New World Disorder, and agree that what some see as a 'new' nationalism is actually a form of nationalism that has never gone away. Maya Tudor Democracy and politics Global governance
Programme Alfred Landecker Programme The Alfred Landecker Programme engages research into the rights of minorities and other vulnerable people around the world. Democracy and politics Integrity ... Global security Law Inclusion
In the media Voice of Islam Radio The Breakfast Show Maya Tudor speaks about nationalism and the definition of nation (31:00 on clock). Maya Tudor Democracy and politics Alfred Landecker Programme
In the media Voice of Islam Radio The Breakfast Show Maya Tudor speaks about nationalism and how referenda have been important moments for re-defining the boundaries of belonging. Maya Tudor Democracy and politics
In the media South China Morning Post China and Russia seek bigger security role in post-coup Burkina Faso Folashadé Soulé, senior research associate at the Global Economic Governance programme, says the coup in Burkina Faso could is unlikely to directly affect Chinese interests in the country. Folashadé Soulé-Kohndou Democracy and politics Global Economic Governance Programme ... Global governance Burkina Faso China
