The Voter Roll Purge That Helped End Trinamool Rule
Are elections more safely run by one accountable body, or by 10,000 uncoordinated ones?
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Why Israeli Democracy Is Unstable and Corrupt
As Israel enters another round of elections, it seems clear that something is seriously wrong. Over the past two years,
Fearing Ourselves: Dignity and Disgust in a Pandemic
As the COVID-19 virus has spread across the globe, a variety of reactions and questions have emerged. Most responses
If Not Now, When? Contextualizing the White Supremacist Threat to Muslims and Jews
Much ink has been spilled in recent months debating comments by U.S. Representatives Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida
In Defense of “Men Without Chests”
“This, indeed this, is bitterness for my bowels, that I can endure you neither naked nor clothed, you men of
The Identity Paradox: Liberalism, Tolerance, and the Challenges of Recognition
In the wake of the maelstrom (or, perhaps, horrific dumpster fire) that has marked our entry into a worrying, dark