A just democracy is a robust democracy
Polarisation, social divisions, distrust and inequality: How can people in democracies push back against the negative dynamics emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic?
This content was published on November 23, 2021
- Deutsch Gerechtere Demokratien heisst robustere Demokratien (original)
- Español Democracias más justas son democracias más resistentes
- 中文 公正的民主才是牢固的民主
- Français Démocraties plus justes et robustes
- عربي الديمقراطيات الأكثر عدلاً وإدماجا هي الأكثر قوة
- Pусский Чем справедливее демократия, тем она прочнее
- 日本語 民主主義をもっと公正に、もっと強固にするには
- Italiano Democrazie più giuste sono democrazie più solide
At the International Forum Zofingen, SWI swissinfo.ch asked international and Swiss democracy experts for some answers to some fundamental challenges facing today's democracies. This includes perspectives from Matt Qvortrup, Coventry University/UK, Estefania Cuero, diversity advisor/Switzerland, Yascha Mounk, Harvard University/US, Sanija Ameti, Operation Libero/Switzerland and Zoltán Tibor Pállinger, Swiss Director of Andrassy University Budapest/Hungary.
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