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African Americans, Asian Americans, and Latinos have very different concerns — until you remind them of their common experiences as people of color.
African Americans, Asian Americans, and Latinos have very different concerns — until you remind them of their common experiences as people of color.
The dynamics behind this kind of collapse are more common than you might think.
Regimes battling a counterinsurgency often depend on corruption to stay in power.
Holding state and local elections in even years – alongside national elections – means that voters more accurately represent the cities they live in.
What we know from other victorious rebellions.
Bringing former insurgents into a government's security forces can win over locals and improve intelligence -- but only if done well.
A new book explores national and transnational citizenship in the 21st century.
The latest Afrobarometer surveys could help government messaging on fighting the delta variant.
'Three strikes' laws and life without parole mean inmates are aging in prison — long after they're a threat to society.
Migrants help their home countries by building trade ties and by sending back both cash and political knowledge.
The Kremlin is keeping a close eye on "foreign agents" and "undesirables" — and Belarus.
The research shows how hard it is to go from armed rebellion to leadership.
Here are four things to know.
But employer mandates may harden opposition.
New OECD data from 25 countries reveal why many people aren’t reassured by government measures.
Having a common enemy can unite a nation — until something like the Black Lives Matter protests reminds citizens of their profound differences.
Opposition parties might not have the votes to stop a Liberal party majority this time.
Our research reveals a bleak future, for Navalny and for the Kremlin.
"Democracy is the art of running the circus from the monkey cage." -- H.L. Mencken