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All through the election, the world marveled that Trump could possibly be the leading republican candidate. That a socialist could challenge Hillary. They marveled that the UK was leaving the EU. What could possibly cause such dynamic shifting in the political landscapes. Here I explore my theory that it is the silencing of disent and the removal of free speach that has cause this rise of Nationalism and Populism, both at home and abroad.

In the sun-drenched heart of South Sudan, where the Nile River winds through the vast savannah, lies the timeless village of Leer. Here, tradition and courage intersect, and the legacy of the Nuer people unfolds like the whispering reeds that sway along the riverbanks. Panyim’s Struggle Panyim, a young man with eyes as deep as the river itself, grapples with fear and self-doubt. His soul yearns for more than the well-trodden path laid out by his father, Deng, a respected elder in the community. Deng embodies the ancient values—the roots that anchor the Nuer people to their past. But ...

Democracy cannot thrive with 19th-century tools. Yet, the United States continues to rely on outdated voting infrastructure, fragile electoral safeguards, and a system of governance that increasingly exposes its vulnerabilities rather than fortifies its strengths. From the chaos of hanging chads in 2000 to the specter of foreign interference in 2016 and 2020, the nation’s electoral processes have been undermined by inefficiencies, errors, and a growing crisis of trust. Even more troubling, the American presidential system, long praised as a bastion of democratic governance, now stands as ...

This book provides an in-depth evidence-based analysis on the issue of democracy and good governance, using actual examples comparing the Chinese and Western political systems based on theories, structure, processes and performance. The current Chinese political system is designed for wide-based consultation with socialism as their core value whilst avoiding the flaws inherent in the design, process and structure of the Western political model. Despite the democratic nature of Chinese politics that persistently attracts a very high level of citizen satisfaction in each and every public ...

In his provocative new book "The Conservative Agenda," author Jack Donahue lays out a vision for America's future rooted in traditional conservative principles. Donahue argues that over the past few decades, both major political parties have lost their way and no longer truly represent the values and beliefs of a silent majority of Americans who hold more conservative views on issues like taxes, government spending, regulation, and social policies. A key part of Donahue's thesis is that America needs a renewed culture of self-reliance, personal responsibility, faith, and family. He ...

You've heard conservative pundits refer to The Liberal Agenda with disdain and a fire in their voice, a sneer at the lips. Saying the wrong thing at the family Thanksgiving dinner causes some member of your family to shout about The Liberal Agenda or some misinformed uncle starts talking about liberal "gun grabbers." This book would make an excellent gift for those people, that way they'll know what they're talking about. Step into the world of progressive thought and explore The Liberal Agenda, a captivating book that delves deep into the principles, policies, and vision of liberalism. ...

The story of Jayaprakash Narayan before independence and after independence is almost equally divided. Understanding JP is an essential link for understanding the country. Hero of the August Revolution, whose life moves from a revolutionary Marxist to a transition between Gandhism and socialism, and ending with a democratic revolution. The story of a hero whose dream and reality have a conflict, and somewhere this country is also going through the same conflict till date. Highlights ★ Sitab Diara, Ballia ★ Gandhi ★ Non Cooperation Movement ★ JP in America ★ Ghadar ★ Congress ...

This provocative debut from a bold voice combines a fascinating range of research to show us the psychological and sociological factors that really shape our politics. Drawing from ancient philosophy to modern neuroscience and social science, Dr Sarah Stein Lubrano reveals the surprising truth about how people think and behave politically. From friendship to community organizing and social infrastructure, she explores the actions that actually do change minds.