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The Global State of Democracy Indices

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Democracy is at a crossroads

Key finding

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Half full and half empty

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Global progress

1975-2017

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Regional trends, 1975-2017

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The Global State of Democracy, 1975-2015

Global trends in four democratic dimensions, 1975-2015

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The Global State of Democracy, 1975-2017

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Political representation

Increased inequality

Money in politics

Migration and integration

Peacebuilding

Challenges and threats

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The changing nature

of political parties

and representation

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Rising inequality

undermines democracy

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Money, influence,

corruption and capture:

Can democracy

be protected?

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Migration,

social polarization,

citizenship and

multiculturalism

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Inclusive peacebuilding in

conflict-affected states

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Threats from within:

Democratic

backsliding

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Norway?

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Democracy’s

resilience?

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