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As Girard had it, we are defined and constituted as a species by our reliance on imitation. But we are not mere first-order mimics: When we ape what someone else […]
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.entry-header The National Endowment for Democracy’s International Forum for Democratic Studies is pleased to announce the release of a new working paper, “Demand for Deceit: How the Way We Think […]
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“ABSTRACT: The Internet is increasingly the home of democracy. It is where people turn for civic information, engage in political discourse public and private, and turn to mobilize collectively. The […]
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The impact of digital technologies on American democracy continues to vex policymakers, corporate players and the public at the most fundamental level. In the past month, Mark Zuckerberg was grilled […]
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NPR’s Michel Martin speaks with Karen Kornbluh, senior fellow at The German Marshall Fund, about disinformation campaigns related to the impeachment hearings. MICHEL MARTIN, HOST: The first two public hearings […]
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If you thought democracy was doing fine in Peru, think again. According to the latest poll released this week by the Latin American Public Opinion Project out of Vanderbilt University, only 28% […]