POLS 220: Lecture Eight
POLS 220: Lecture Eight
31:04In this lecture, the discussion transitions from democratic institutions to examining the dynamics of contested politics leading to authoritarianism and potential regime changes. The speaker delves into the rise of social movements, political violence, and how protests shape political discourse. The lecture reviews historical contexts like the Arab Spring and explores the implications of contested politics in both democratic and authoritarian states, considering factors like globalization and social media.
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POLS 220: Lecture Eight
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