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Read the full essay here. The recent history of Eastern Europe can best be understood as a transition to a new social contract between the postcommunist state that emerged from its communist predecessor and the postcommunist citizen who evolved from the communist subject. It is the relationship between state and society under communism that best…

April 2006, Volume 17, Issue 2

Identity, Immigration, and Liberal Democracy

Francis Fukuyama

Contemporary liberal democracies, especially in Western Europe, face a major challenge in integrating Muslim immigrants as citizens of pluralistic societies.

April 2015, Volume 26, Issue 2

Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement: The Protests and Beyond

Victoria Tin-bor Hui

The demonstrations of late 2014 captured the world’s attention with their scale, passion, and resourcefulness, but in the end were unable to move dug-in local and national authorities. Yet time is still on the side of the demonstrators.

October 2010, Volume 21, Issue 4

The Meanings of Democracy: Solving an Asian Puzzle

Over the years, the Asian Barometer Survey has yielded some surprising results. A new typological analysis helps to make sense of them.

July 2010, Volume 21, Issue 3

Ukraine: The Uses of Divided Power

Henry E. Hale

The 2010 presidential election shows that Ukraine is both a surprisingly stable electoral democracy and a disturbingly corrupt one. The corruption, moreover, may have a lot to do with the stability.