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In this session, Dr. Kate Kaup (Politics and International Affairs/Asian Studies) will examine competing visions of democracy from around the world. The program will ask what makes a democracy a democracy and why different societies answer that question differently. As part of the event, students will participate in structured small-group discussions to reflect on the […] |
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In this program. Dr. Holly Pinheiro Jr. (History) explores a central question: How do our collective views of the past shape the present? Participants are invited to consider whose interests these interpretations serve and what is at stake in how the past is narrated. How might this quest for control impact the state of democracy? […] |
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