Here Be Dragons: Warning Signs from the Edges of Democracy
Barbara F. WalterI study how democracies disappear and how people fight back. NYT bestselling author, Nat’l Academy of Sciences member, UCSD prof.
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I study how democracies disappear and how people push back. NYT bestselling author, Nat’l Academy of Sciences member, UCSD prof. Featured in The New Yorker, NYT, WaPo, CNN & MSNBC.
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