GOVT 86.59 The Future of Democracy in America

Democracy in America has long been thought to be a model of the world, a ‘city on a hill.’ And in the late 20th century, America has been cast – and has seen itself – as the leader of the free world. Today American leaders no longer see the U.S. as a leader. Nor does much of the rest of the world. What is the state of democracy in America, and what do we have to hope for and to fear on its behalf?

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