Illiberalism Studies Program

@illsp.bsky.social

Illiberalism Studies Program at @ieres-gwu.bsky.social at GW. Studying the different faces of illiberal politics and thought in today’s world Views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of GW University

New piece! Marlene Laruelle draws out five takeaways from the field of illiberalism studies, showing how illiberalism grows through everyday life, shared values, and the internal contradictions of liberalism. Check it out!

Five Lessons from the Study of Illiberalism illiberalism.org |

Marlene Laruelle draw out five takeaways from the field of illiberalism studies, showing how illiberalism grows through everyday life, shared values, and the internal contradictions of liberalism.

illiberalism.org

Erin Lockwood rethinks the demise of a rule-based order that never really existed 🔥🔥🔥 "I offer two provocations: first, that what we refer to as the “liberal international order” was itself an America-first agenda and second, that Trump’s foreign policy is better understood as ... “Trump First”"

Illiberalism Studies Program@illsp.bsky.social · 4w ago

New piece! Erin Lockwood on the vulnerabilities of the liberal international order, what characterizes America's "Trump first" foreign policy, and the unpredictability of what comes next. Check it out! @erinkaylockwood.bsky.social @reijer.bsky.social

Reminder to join us this Thursday, May 11, for a discussion with Osita Nwanevu about his timely new book on American democracy, past and present. Register here: tinyurl.com/58r2frj3 @lkatfield.bsky.social

Illiberalism Studies Program@illsp.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Join us on May 14 for a discussion with Osita Nwanevu at @ieres-gwu.bsky.social. He will present his book, The Right of the People, and discuss American democracy and economic reform. He will be in discussion with @lkatfield.bsky.social. Don't miss it! Register here: tinyurl.com/ymddvze4