It’s Xi Jinping’s Party Now: What the CCP’s Move from Collective to Singular Leadership Might Mean for the World
By Kevin Sheives China isn’t just the CCP’s China; it is now Xi Jinping’s China. At China’s 20th …
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Democracy and Autocracy Are Contagious
By Michael Coppedge It is no accident that Ukraine is a flash point of contention between Russia and …
Sharp Power at Scale: Introducing the Sharp Power Research Portal
By Jessica Ludwig Where is Peng Shuai? In recent weeks, international attention focused on the whereabouts of the …
Democracy and the Tech Revolution: A Conversation with Marietje Schaake
In this episode of the Power 3.0 podcast, featured guest Marietje Schaake discusses why democracy and human rights …
Authoritarian Influence in International Organizations: The Case of Interpol
By Edward Lemon In late 2018, Interpol, the world’s 194-member police cooperation organization, made international headlines when its …
An Intelligent Human Rights Agenda for Artificial Intelligence
By Eileen Donahoe and Megan MacDuffee Metzger Around the world, concern about the consequences of our growing reliance …