BroadAgenda: Tagged ‘Democracy’

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  "They're doing it as we sit here": Russian targeting of US presidential candidates

  1 August 2019 by Michael Jensen

  Analysis: During his highly anticipated testimony last week, former special counsel Robert Mueller sounded dire warnings...

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  Women in Parliament: A global perspective on Australia's lazy lateness

  19 October 2018 by Virginia Haussegger

  Essay: Australia likes to boast that in 1902 it became the first nation in the world...

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  Gender inequality in politics: Why quotas won't cut it

  18 September 2018 by Tony Krone

  Commentary: There is no doubt about the fact that Australian politics has a gender equality problem.

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  Has democracy failed women?

  2 August 2018 by Clare Woodford

  Essay: For the past four weeks, we've been focusing on the topic 'Has democracy failed women?'...

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  Has democratic theory failed women? 

  24 July 2018 by Hans Asenbaum

  Commentary: Today we continue our exclusive series 'Has democracy failed women?', guest edited by Dr Jean-Paul Gagnon, Assistant...

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  By hook or by crook: Poland’s democratic decline Part 2 

  11 July 2018 by Anna Gutowska

  Commentary: The situation is looking quite bleak in Poland at the moment.

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  By hook or by crook: Poland’s democratic decline Part 1 

  10 July 2018 by Anna Gutowska

  Commentary: Many consider democracy as the only legitimate form of government.

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  Breaking the patriarchal code in Australian politics

  3 July 2018 by Jean-Paul Gagnon

  Commentary: Right now, women's rights are under threat all over the world, facing pushback from conservatism...

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  Fake news and prostitution: What the numbers tell us

  3 April 2018

  Video: Fake news is one of the greatest threats to our democracy. Sadly, it is now not...

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