DPC’s Valery Perry writes about the impact of the demolition of US soft power, and questions heard from global onlookers about the state of democracy in America.
DPC’s Valery Perry reflects on what the attack on USAID may mean for democracy development and governance not just around the world – but in the US itself.
DPC’s Valery Perry published this piece in the Rochester, New York Democrat and Chronicle (November 17,[…]
This report is based on discussions held in early June while traveling in the region and speaking with more than 20 interlocutors about their impressions of western policy, and what they would like to see for the future.
DPC’s Valery Perry reviewed the book Aspects of Islamic Radicalization in the Balkans After the Fall of Communism. As a collected volume, the quality of contributions is uneven, and while some offer new insights, others re-hash common tropes.
This year’s Budapest Balkan Forum provided a clear view of Hungary’s interests in the Western Balkans, as well as its role as a connector of illiberal agendas.
DPC’s Valery Perry was a guest on the @WXXINews radio show/podcast Connections with Evan Dawson to talk about the threat that corruption presents to democracy in the US, but also around the world.
On November 21, 1995 the Dayton Peace Agreement was initialed. Citizens are still awaiting a social contract…….
Peter Emerson’s latest book on alternatives to binary election systems is particularly relevant at a time of increasing social and political polarization.