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Demokratische Resilienz: Auch für Gesellschaften ist die Pandemie ein Stresstest

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Autokratische Tendenzen weltweit bedrohen liberale Demokratien. Auch hier lässt sich von Wellen sprechen, von vulnerablen Ländern und von kritischen Verläufen. Und die Corona-Pandemie erhöht den Druck, denn die gesundheitliche Notlage verlangt schnelle Entscheidungen und zeitweise das Aussetzen von Grundrechten. Eine Studie gibt erste Hinweise darauf, was Demokratien stark macht. Sie zeigt: Keine Gesellschaft ist immun gegen Autokratisierung. Aber es gibt Mittel zur Stärkung der demokratischen Resilienz.

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  • Hellmeier, Sebastian, 2022. "Demokratische Resilienz: Auch für Gesellschaften ist die Pandemie ein Stresstest," WZB-Mitteilungen: Quartalsheft für Sozialforschung, WZB Berlin Social Science Center, issue 175 (1/22, pages 25-28.
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