A Post-Mortem of the Youth Vote in 2024 A Post-Mortem of the Youth Vote in 2024 By Jack Guan on May 1, 2025 This article is a follow-up to an earlier Berkeley Political Review article entitled “Blue Generation: Gen Z and the Democratic Party.” In the 2024 presidential…
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Portugal Elections Mark Europe’s Surge Toward Radical Right Portugal Elections Mark Europe’s Surge Toward Radical Right By Soliana Samson on October 27, 2024
Is Indonesia’s New President a “Cuddly Grandpa” or Cunning Dictator? Is Indonesia’s New President a “Cuddly Grandpa” or Cunning Dictator? By Marc Makornwattana on March 20, 2024
A Litmus Test Of Modi’s Political Tradecraft A Litmus Test Of Modi’s Political Tradecraft By Oishika Chattopadhyay on March 19, 2024
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Playing Politics in America’s Pacific Territories Playing Politics in America’s Pacific Territories By Jack Guan on December 14, 2023
The Stakes of Egypt’s Next Presidential Elections The Stakes of Egypt’s Next Presidential Elections By Mark Basta on November 30, 2023
For someone who possibly had one of the easiest paths to the presidency set up for him, Ron DeSantis is doing all the things he needed to do right, wrong. For someone who possibly had one of the easiest paths to the presidency set up for him, Ron DeSantis is doing all the things he needed to do right, wrong. By Lucy Cox on November 18, 2023
A Bookend to 20 Years of Turmoil? What Thailand’s New Government Means for the Country A Bookend to 20 Years of Turmoil? What Thailand’s New Government Means for the Country By Marc Makornwattana on October 27, 2023