When democracies backslide, they rarely fall with a bang—they soften, then sag, and then one day you wake up and your voice has been outsourced to fear. On Tyranny condenses … Read more
How Democracies Die — Steven Levitsky & Daniel Ziblatt (Crown, 2018) is a comparative-political diagnosis of democratic backsliding, rooting the danger in the erosion of norms and the failure of … Read more
If the 2024 race felt like whiplash, 107 Days by Kamala Harris solves a simple problem: how to understand what really happened inside a 107-day, history-defining campaign—without spin, without guesswork. … Read more
Authored by Martin Gurri, The Revolt of the Public, discuses the crisis of authority, networked public, Fifth Wave, information tsunami, social media revolutions, Arab Spring, Occupy, Brexit, Trump—these are the … Read more