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Author: Andrew Tripodo

Andrew Tripodo studies American political theory at NYU and teaches high school civics at Democracy Prep Public Schools in Harlem. His research focuses on the relationship between citizens and the state in democratic governments.
Obligatory democracy is no democracy at all
North America Op-ed

Obligatory democracy is no democracy at all

April 14, 2016April 15, 20165 min read

When asked to govern themselves, it appears most Americans would rather do other things. Local elections rarely pull more than 30 percent of constituents to

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What criminal justice can teach us about the primaries
North America Op-ed

What criminal justice can teach us about the primaries

February 3, 2016February 4, 20166 min read

Power is always partially underwritten by popularity, but modern democracies make the relationship official and exclusive. Popularity is the only widely accepted basis for authority,

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