Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow Dolgion Aldar illustrated what is at stake thirty years after Mongolia’s democratic revolution in 1990 and examined whether Mongolia can address present challenges and reaffirm its commitment to democracy.

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Democratic societies must address the spread of technology developed in authoritarian settings while continuing to uphold democratic norms.

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Larry Diamond's essay in the Journal of Democracy's 30th anniversary issue outlines a path toward renewed democratic progress.

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Marc F. Plattner's overview essay in the Journal of Democracy's 30th anniversary issue considers the global condition of democracy.

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On its 30th anniversary, editors and contributors reflected on the Journal of Democracy and the state of democracy around the world.

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The Journal of Democracy's expanded 30th anniversary issues features a series of essays from distinguished authors on democracy's prospects in a shifting global landscape.

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As 2019 draws to a close, the International Forum for Democratic Studies is pleased to share with you a selection of its work on the challenges posed to democratic principles by authoritarian influence; the...

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Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellows Dolgion Aldar, Catherine Kanabahita, Marvi Sirmed, Viktoriya Tyuleneva, and Pedro V. Villarreal discussed the role of youth in protecting and advocating for human rights in Mongolia, Uganda, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Colombia.

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The November 2019 edition of the Forum newsletter features new content, event recaps, and more.

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Alina Mungiu-Pippidi will present the sixteenth annual Seymour Martin Lipset Lecture on Democracy in the World on the topic of "The Rise and Fall of 'Good Governance' Promotion."

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