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Bipartisanship Reinvigorated

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The Parties Reimagined

How a few shifts in the parties’ coalitions could save our democracy from authoritarianism and violence.

By Rachel Kleinfeld Brendan Hartnett

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Degrees of Difference

Our biggest political divide isn’t race or gender or age. It’s education. And it’s getting worse.

By Paul Waldman

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Are We All Tariff Lovers Now?

By Elizabeth Pancotti Todd N. Tucker Matthew Yglesias

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Educating for Democracy: The Case for a New Civics

By Danielle S. Allen Carah Ong Whaley

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The Arab World Blame Game

The United States has a lot to answer for in the Middle East. But not everything.

By Liz Sly

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The Parties Reimagined

How a few shifts in the parties’ coalitions could save our democracy from authoritarianism and violence.

By Rachel Kleinfeld Brendan Hartnett

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Industrial Policy as Democratic Practice

Industrial policy can strengthen both our economy and our democracy—but we have to do it right.

By Amy Kapczynski

Book Reviews

Degrees of Difference

Our biggest political divide isn’t race or gender or age. It’s education. And it’s getting worse.

By Paul Waldman

Book Reviews

Constitutional Disorder

Two dramatically different views of the Constitution reflect the chasm between how left and right conceive the republic.

By Robert Tsai

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Building a Better Election Infrastructure

By Barbara Comstock Tim Roemer

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How Modernizing Congress Would Heal Dysfunction

By Donna Edwards Joshua Manuel Bonet

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Educating for Democracy: The Case for a New Civics

By Danielle S. Allen Carah Ong Whaley

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