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Tag: death of democracy

Authoritarian Reflex Ursula van Beek guest article
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Authoritarian Reflex: The Second Wave – Guest article by Ursula van Beek

In this guest article Ursula van Beek looks at recent authoritarian developments. She draws the line from the developments around the world wars of the 20th century and points out …

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