Censorship, Surveillance, and Human Rights: 10 Ways These Trends Intersect with the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
As the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics comes to a close, human rights activists, politicians, and scholars of authoritarian influence find themselves faced with lingering questions. Was the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) successful in leveraging the Games...
Philippe Nassif
Philippe Nassif is the Advocacy Director for the Middle East and North Africa at Amnesty International USA where he works with U.S. government representatives in Congress and the executive branch to ensure that human rights are prioritized and protected...
Journal of Democracy July 2020 Issue
What are liberal democracy's real vulnerabilities? Will the pandemic change the future...
Online Event: “Compromising the Knowledge Economy: Authoritarian Challenges to Independent Intellectual Inquiry”
about the event In many countries, traditional state censorship and repression are resurgent. But freer societies, which are uniquely dependent on civil society institutions such as universities and publishers for knowledge production,...
Sharp Power and Democratic Resilience Series
About the Sharp Power and Democratic Resilience Series As globalization deepens integration between democracies and autocracies, the compromising effects of
Islam and Democracy after Twenty Years: The Continuing Quest
Keynote Remarks by NED President, Carl Gershman to the 20th Anniversary Conference of the Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy September 12, 2019 I’m honored and delighted to be with you today to celebrate CSID’s twentieth...
Daniel Balson
Daniel Balson is Advocacy Director for Europe and Central Asia for Amnesty International USA. Daniel works with U.S. government representatives in Congress and the Executive Branch to ensure that human rights across Eurasia are prioritized and protected....
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