Imagining a New Democracy with Participatory Budgeting
Maria Hadden wrote for the civic engagement blog about her work on participatory budgeting in the city of Chicago.
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New York City shows that, by tethering investment and innovation, cities can disperse opportunity and bring marginalized voices into policy.
What’s Happening on Germany’s Far Right?
In the wake of Germany’s elections, it appears that Angela Merkel has created a vacuum on the right鈥攐ne an extremist party is keen to fill.
The Time for Engaging Citizens in Democracy Is Now
Participatory budgeting represents an authentic way of making a government literally of the people, by the people, and for the people.
Anne Applebaum
Anne Applebaum talks about how authoritarians take power, the threat of social media, and the first six months of Trump’s presidency.
George Packer
Yascha Mounk talks to George Packer about why none of the dominant narratives of American identity can bind us together.
Including Rural Communities at the Policy-Making Table
What might it look like for people in rural communities to have their views reflected in the policy landscape?
Mark Blyth
Yascha Mounk talks to Mark Blyth about the economic drivers of populism, how to create a more equal society, and failures of the Eurozone.