The Fracturing of Democratic Institutions & the Variations of Autocracy @carnegiecouncil
The Fracturing of Democratic Institutions & the Variations of Autocracy  @carnegiecouncil
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Democracies face a unique set of moral and political dilemmas as the old rules-based order fades. A lack of ethical investment in institutions, the worsening of global conflicts, and autocratization have created the conditions for further democratic erosion.

In this pre-Global Ethics Day event, leading scholar practitioners grapple with critical questions regarding the future of democracy.

For more, please go to: carnegiecouncil.co/democratic-institutions-event

#ethics #internationalaffairs #democracy #autocracy #authoritarianism
The Fracturing of Democratic Institutions & the Variations of AutocracyGabriella Braun: Understanding Human Nature at WorkLessons Learned & Advice for Future Leaders from the 2023-2025 Carnegie Ethics FellowsMapping the Impact of Data Fusion on Freedom, Security, and Human RightsEmily Tripp: Human Rights & Moral Injury in Conflict ZonesAbiodun Williams: International Institutions & the Struggle Against “Unreason”Trumps gaslighting as a political toolPost-Liberal American PowerThe Doorstep: Celebrity Politics and Soft Power, with Brandon ValerianoAshley Deeks: What is the U.S. doing to reduce civilian harm in conflicts?Bethany Allen: Countering China’s Authoritarian Economic StatecraftChristopher Tounsel: Western Media and the Crisis in Sudan
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The Fracturing of Democratic Institutions & the Variations of Autocracy

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