American Illiberalism Viewed From Abroad

On October 28, 2020, Deutsches Haus at NYU presented “American Illiberalism Viewed from Abroad,” a conversation among Aysuda Kölemen, Esther Solano, Kristin Surak, Boris Vormann, and Claudia Wiesner.
About the panel:
Donald J. Trump's politics echo similar illiberal tendencies that rework state institutions and national imaginaries across the planet. How can we make sense of his four years in office? How does his administration compare to that of illiberal variants in Japan, Turkey, Brazil, and the European Union? At this event, experts on these topics will explore the specificities of and parallels between the cases in the above-mentioned countries and will seek to put the U.S. experience into perspective. The panelists are all contributors to the recently published book The Emergence of Illiberalism: Understanding a Global Phenomenon (Boris Vormann and Michael Weinman, eds., Routledge 2021) whose co-editor Boris Vormann moderated the event.

Видео American Illiberalism Viewed From Abroad канала Deutsches Haus