The Internet: A Powerful Tool for Freedom or Control?
In an interview with Efecto Naim, NED Vice President for Studies and Analysis Christopher Walker discusses how government around the world are using the Internet as a means of extending authoritarian controls...
Carl Gershman’s Remarks at the Penn Kemble Fellows Reception
Read Carl Gershman's remarks at the Penn Kemble Fellows Reception on Sept 21, 2016.
NED Launches Third Cohort of Penn Kemble Forum
On September 21, 2016, the Endowment welcomed its third cohort of Penn Kemble Forum on Democracy Fellows with a panel discussion between Francis Fukuyama and Larry Diamond. The conversation was moderated...
Ukraine’s Success after 25 years
Read the remarks made by NED President Carl Gershman at the Ukraine in Washington Conference 2016 on September 14, 2016.
September 15, 2016: International Day of Democracy
In honor of International Day of Democracy on Sept. 15th, we shared stories of the inspiring work taking place around the world, supported by NED. Get to know some of our grantees and fellows.
Suvash Darnal: The Consummate Democracy Activist
Remarks Carl Gershman's remarks honoring Suvash Darnal made at the Darnal Award for Social Justice on August 15, 2016.
Book Launch: “Authoritarianism Goes Global” Events in Europe
Authoritarianism Goes Global gained much attention in Europe as co-editors Marc F. Plattner and Christopher Walker traveled to five cities in Europe in May and June 2016 to present the book's findings at a...
Journal of Democracy July 2016 Issue: The Danger of Deconsolidation
The Dangers of Deconsolidation “Citizens in a number of supposedly consolidated democracies in North America and Western Europe” are now “more cynical about the value of democracy as...
NED Mourns the Death of Former Chairman John Brademas
It was with great sadness that the Board of Directors and staff of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) learned of the passing of its former chairman, The Honorable John Brademas, who died July 11, 2016...
APSA-CD Newsletter: Democratization and Civil Conflict
“The history that has come down to us in writing is very much a history of conflict over political power. The most well-attested of these conflicts have been ‘international’, that is, conflicts...
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