Journal

Journal of democracy

ISSN 1045-5736 · Johns Hopkins University Press

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96 counted works of 99 linked

YearTitleAcademicsSources
Amaney Jamal and Michael Robbins. 2012.“New Findings on Arabs and Democracy” Amaney A. Jamal GS
a TESSLER, Mark A.: 2008. Attitudes in the Arab World Amaney A. Jamal GS
Elections Without Democracy, The Rise of Competative Authoritarianism Steven Levitsky GS
Forthcoming. Building Institutions on Weak Foundations: Lessons from Latin America in progress Maria Victoria Murillo GS
J. 2003.“Authoritarian Resilience.” Andrew J. Nathan GS
MarkTessler," Attitudes in the Arab World," Amaney A. Jamal GS
WAY.(2005) Ties That Bind? International Linkage and Democratization in the Post-Cold War Era Steven Levitsky GS
2026 Guarding Against Minority Rule Daniel Ziblatt; Steven Levitsky CV GS
2026 Pluralism, Polarization, and Political Voyeurism Nicholas Kuipers CV OA GS
2026 When Populism Can be Good Taeku Lee GS
2025 Can Capitalism Save Democracy? Steven Levitsky OA GS
2025 How COVID Changed Latin America Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV OA GS
2025 How Oppositions Turn Authoritarian. Donghyun Danny Choi CV OA GS
2025 India's New Minority Politics Feyaad Allie OA GS
2025 Neoliberalism and the Third Wave Rachel Beatty Riedl OA GS
2025 The Quiet Demise of Jordan’s Political Space Elizabeth Parker-Magyar CV
2025 When Should the Majority Rule Steven Levitsky; Daniel Ziblatt CV OA GS
2024 A Reply To My Critics Bryan Garsten OA GS
2024 Hope and Fear in Syria Elizabeth Parker-Magyar CV
2024 Liberalism as Fortress and Prison Nadia Urbinati OA GS
2024 The Liberalism of Refuge Bryan Garsten OA GS
2024 The Real Dangers of Generative AI Danielle S. Allen CV OA
2024 The Return of Dictatorship Grzegorz Ekiert CV OA
2024 Threats to Liberal Democracy in an Age of Immigration. Rafaela Dancygier CV OA GS
2024 Why Indonesia’s democracy is in danger Thomas B. Pepinsky CV
2023 Democracy’s Devout Defenders. Kate Baldwin CV OA GS
2023 Democracy's Surprising Resilience Steven Levitsky OA GS
2023 How AI Threatens Democracy Sarah E. Kreps; Douglas L. Kriner CV OA GS
2023 In Europe, Democracy Erodes from the Right Milan Svolik CV OA GS
2022 Follow the Leader Elizabeth Nathan Saunders CV OA
2022 How India’s Ruling Party Erodes Democracy Ashutosh Varshney CV OA
2021 The Americas: When Do Voters Support Power Grabs? Guy Grossman CV OA GS
2020 Argentina: Peronism Returns Maria Victoria Murillo CV OA GS
2020 The New Competitive Authoritarianism Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2020 The Puzzle of Authoritarian Legitimacy Andrew J. Nathan OA GS
2019 Electoral Vibrancy, Liberal Deficits Ashutosh Varshney CV OA
2019 Polarization versus Democracy Milan Svolik CV OA GS
2019 Senegal’s Vigorous But Constrained Election Rachel Beatty Riedl CV OA GS
2018 Democratic Survival and Weakness Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2017 India at 70: Growth, Inequalities and Nationalism Ashutosh Varshney CV
2017 The Modernization Trap Jack L. Snyder CV OA
2017 Voting against Disorder Thomas B. Pepinsky CV OA GS
2016 Latin America’s New Turbulence: Mexico’s Stalled Reforms Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV OA GS
2016 The Puzzle of the Chinese Middle Class Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
2015 China’s Challenge Andrew J. Nathan OA GS
2015 The Authoritarian Resurgence: China’s Challenge Andrew J. Nathan CV OA
2015 The Myth of Democratic Recession Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2015 Waiting for a Fourth Wave: Structural Conditions and the Future of Democratization Grigore Pop-Eleches CV OA
2014 Building Institutions on Weak Foundations: Lessons from Latin America Steven Levitsky; Maria Victoria Murillo CV OA GS
2014 External Influence and Democratization: Structure vs. Choice Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2014 India’s Watershed Vote: Hindu Nationalism in Power Ashutosh Varshney CV OA
2014 Myths and Realities of Civil Society Grzegorz Ekiert CV OA
2013 Building Institutions on Weak Foundations: Lessons from Latin America Maria Victoria Murillo CV
2013 Foreseeing the Unforeseeable Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
2013 Mexico’s 2012 Presidential Election: The Return of the PRI Gustavo A. Flores-Macías CV OA GS
2013 The Durability of Revolutionary Regimes Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2012 Debating Electoral Systems: Getting Elections Wrong John Michael Carey OA GS
2012 Discovering ‘State-Nations’ Ashutosh Varshney CV OA
2012 How Arab Citizens Understand Democracy Amaney A. Jamal CV OA GS
2012 Proportional versus majoritarian elections for new Arab democracies: Response to Meisburger John Michael Carey CV
2012 The Languages of the Arab Revolutions Maria Victoria Murillo GS
2012 The Persistence of Peronism Maria Victoria Murillo CV OA GS
2011 Comparing the Arab Revolts: The Impact of Election Systems John Michael Carey OA GS
2011 Electoral system design and the Arab Spring John Michael Carey CV
2011 Peru: A Surprising Left Turn Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2010 Why Democracy Needs a Level Playing Field Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2009 China since Tiananmen: A New Rights Consciousness? Elizabeth J. Perry CV OA GS
2009 China Since Tiananmen: Authoritarian Impermanence Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
2008 Argentina: From Kirchner to Kirchner Steven Levitsky; Maria Victoria Murillo CV OA GS
2008 Attitudes in the Arab world Amaney A. Jamal GS
2008 Attitudes in the Arab World' related record Amaney A. Jamal GS
2008 Attitudes in the Muslim World Amaney A. Jamal GS
2008 Dimensions of Democratic Support in the Arab World Amaney A. Jamal CV OA GS
2008 How people view democracy: attitudes in the Arab world Amaney A. Jamal GS
2007 Malaysia: Turnover Without Change Thomas B. Pepinsky CV OA GS
2007 The Sequencing ‘Fallacy’ Edward D. Mansfield; Jack L. Snyder CV OA GS
2005 Elections in India: Behind the Congress Comeback Steven I. Wilkinson OA GS
2005 International Linkage and Democratization Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2003 Argentina Weathers the Storm Maria Victoria Murillo; Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2003 China's Changing of the Guard: Authoritarian Resilience Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
2003 China’s resilient authoritarianism Andrew J. Nathan GS
2002 Copyright© 2002 National Endowment for Democracy and the Johns Hopkins University Press. All rights reserved. Steven Levitsky GS
2002 Elections without democracy Steven Levitsky GS
2002 The rise of competitive authoritarianism related record Steven Levitsky GS
2002 The Rise of Competitive Authoritarianism Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
2001 Devaluing the Vote in Latin America Richard Owen Snyder CV OA GS
2001 Romania’s Politics of Dejection. Grigore Pop-Eleches CV OA
2000 The ‘Normalization’ of Argentine Politics Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
1999 Fujimori and Post-Party Politics in Peru Steven Levitsky CV OA GS
1998 Even Our Caution Must Be Hedged Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
1998 India Defies the Odds: Enduring another Election Atul Kohli CV OA GS
1998 India: Why Democracy Has Survived Ashutosh Varshney CV
1996 China's Constitutionalist Option Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
1996 Crafting constitutions John Michael Carey OA GS
1996 On Giovanni Sartori's Comparative Constitutional Engineering: An Inquiry into Structures, Incentives and Outcomes (New York University Press, 1994) John Michael Carey CV
1993 China's Path From Communism Andrew J. Nathan CV OA GS
1992 Indian Democracy: Stress and Resilience Atul Kohli CV OA GS
1992 Liberalism versus Nationalism in India Ashutosh Varshney CV OA
1990 Is China Ready for Democracy? Andrew J. Nathan OA GS