Journal of Democracy January 2019 Issue: The Road to Digital Unfreedom
The January 2019 issue of the Journal of Democracy features a set of four articles examining the growing threat of digital repression.
NED Reflects on 2018
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Grantee Spotlight: Central American Institute of Fiscal Studies
Documenting the cost of corruption & providing tools for transparency The Northern Triangle of Central America, consisting of Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, is well-known for...
China’s Global Challenge to Democracy, Corrosive Capital in Central...
The International Forum for Democratic Studies' December 2018 "quick hits" newsletter features recent news and events on topics ranging from new frontiers in digital censorship to youth and political parties...
On International Human Rights Day 2018, NED honors the memory of Lyudmila...
With great sadness, the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) mourns the loss Lyudmila Alexseyeva, the “’Grandmother’ of the Russian Human Rights Movement,” who died Saturday in Moscow at the age of...
The fate of freedom in Tibet hinges on democracy in China
Economic liberalization failed to bring political liberaliation to China, which has only grown more repressive. NED president Carl Gershman reflects on the life and legacy of His Holidness the Dalai Lama’s...
NED VP Christopher Walker Testifies on Sharp Power before Canadian Senate...
NED Vice President for Studies and Analysis Christopher Walker testified on the threat of sharp power to the integrity of democracies in the context of cultural diplomacy before the Canadian Standing Senate...
NED Welcomes New Fellows from Burma, Georgia, Ghana, Iran, the Philippines,...
We are pleased to announce its Fall 2018 cohort of Reagan-Fascell and Hurford Youth Fellows.
Democracy Research News November 2018
Democracy Research News is the electronic newsletter of the Network of Democracy Research Institutes (NDRI), a membership association of institutions that conduct and publish research on democracy and democratic...
Latin America’s Shifting Politics, Tools for Responding to Authoritarian...
The International Forum for Democratic Studies' October 2018 "quick hits" newsletter features recent news and events on topics ranging from Latin America's shifting politics to authoritarian interference.
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