The Future of Democracy

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The consensus on democratic norms has shown signs of fraying in recent years, with increased polarization, disillusion and authoritarian patterns of governance, including in advanced Western democracies.

How serious are the strains on democracy and what steps can be taken to reinvigorate democratic societies and institutions?

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