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Divided Against Itself
In Divided Against Itself, an installment of the ongoing series from IST and the Center for a New American Security examining the elements and potential implications of digital threats to democracy over the next ten years, M. Nina Miller explores how new technologies can amplify divisions and erode trust in public institutions.
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July 8, 2020
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Breaking News
Free and fair media is the backbone of a working democracy. Democracies with strong media institutions have media based on the principles of freedom of speech and expression, access equity, fair ownership, and individual privacy. However, in today’s highly polarized environment, media institutions are weakening significantly in democracies across the globe. Weakened state institutions, coupled with the opportunities and challenges social media poses, have significantly undermined the media organizations that contribute to a thriving and functional democracy.
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May 6, 2020
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