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Articles by DC Authors
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Worst Houseguests Ever: The Palestinians
Arab states hesitate to accept Palestinian refugees, citing historical conflicts, strained relations, and concerns about regional instability.
Making peace visible: the state of democracy in India
Increasing government suppression of dissent in India imperils democracy, as critical journalists face escalating risks of harassment.
Roller Coasters Made Of Dream Space
In this poetry collection, there is a hint of intense imagination and subtle fancy. The language of these poems is full of simplicity.
PODCAST: When Populism And Democracy Collide
How can liberal democracies defend themselves against political challenges without undermining their core values?
Let The Kids Rule School Boards
Remember that grown-ups like to say that you kids need to learn civics, even though no one provides much in the way of civics classes.
Understanding Union Voters
Our guest is Lainey Newman, co-author with Theda Skocpol of Why Working Class Voters are Turning Away from the Democratic Party.
On October 7th
We need voices to say that these attacks against Jews across the world are disgraceful. We need you to stop being silent.
On a Rocky Hill in Athens, a ‘Democratic Odyssey’ Begins
Could a European People’s Assembly—Politician-Free and Chosen by Lottery—Become a Permanent Branch of Government?
There Are No “Two Sides” in Gaza
More astounding than events in Israel last week was the much larger than expected support for the atrocities by the woke left.