How Democracies Die
In their thought-provoking book, Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt explore the alarming question of whether American democracy is at risk. Drawing on over two decades of research, they argue that democracies today often collapse not through dramatic revolutions or coups, but through the gradual weakening of essential institutions and the erosion of political norms. Using historical and global examples, they illustrate how democracies have fallen in the past and offer insights
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Steven Levitsky is an accomplished author and educator whose published works and academic contributions are widely featured across schools, universities, and readers in Nepal.
16 books · 12 followers
Daniel Ziblatt is an accomplished author and educator whose published works and academic contributions are widely featured across schools, universities, and readers in Nepal.
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