InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyProfessor António Francisco·May 23South Africa Knows What’s Wrong. That Is No Longer the Problem (Part 2).How the South African configuration becomes visible when compared with cases where corrective mechanisms still bite — in Africa and in…
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyProfessor António Francisco·May 20South Africa Knows What’s Wrong. That Is No Longer the Problem (Part 1).How post-1994 institutional capture closed the corrective window that the United Kingdom still has open.
Dr SP Mishra·Mar 17If Liberal Democracy Is So Good, Why Does It Need to Be Imposed on Others?Attempts to impose it from the outside have repeatedly failed.
Borden Parsons·Feb 15Occam’s Razor: Richard Pearson is Telling the TruthWhen confronted with a narrative as terrifying and complex as Richard Pearson’s account of systematic torture and surveillance, the…
Dr SP Mishra·Feb 15So, Is Democracy Ending?What we are witnessing is not collapse but a historical transition.
Mia Wildgoose·Jan 5Extremism vs. Liberal Democracy: An Inevitable Clash?Before thinking about the effect that extremism has on democracy, we must first ask what political extremism is trying to achieve: is it…
Saven Satow·Dec 8, 2025Beyond the Democratic Peace: A Liberal Symmetry Theory of Postwar Stability (2025)Beyond the Democratic Peace: A Liberal Symmetry Theory of Postwar Stability
Bill Giannakopoulos·Nov 27, 2025How Liberal Democracy Emerged — And Why It Remains Liberal Only in NameAbstractA response icon1A response icon1
Holts History Hub·Nov 3, 2025The Rise of Authoritarianism and the Decline of Liberal Democracies: Global Implications
Frank Parker·Oct 28, 2025Are We Ruled by Aliens?Defending Liberal Democracy against extremes of Left and RightA response icon3A response icon3
