The (In)Stability of Democracy
Pub. Date
31 May, 2022
Pub. Type
External Authors
How stable are democracies? Building on Ghosal and Proto (2009, Journal of Public Economics, 93, 1078–1089), the conditions under which democracies are stable are analyzed. How these conditions relate to the threat of the rise of right wing populism poses to democracies is discussed.
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