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Brendan Hartnett
James C. Gaither Junior Fellow, Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program

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Brendan Hartnett was a James C. Gaither Junior Fellow in the Carnegie Democracy, Conflict, and Governance Program. Before joining Carnegie, Brendan studied Political Science at Tufts University.


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In The Media
in the media
Is Democracy Failing to Deliver?

Democracies the world over are not being undone by disenchanted citizens but by leaders with predatory political ambitions that use all opportunities to defy constraints to their power.

· October 31, 2024
The People, Power, Politics podcast
In The Media
in the media
The Parties Reimagined

A realignment is already underway. So long as the country remains stuck in a messy stalemate, America will face greater political violence.

· September 23, 2024
Democracy: A Journal of Ideas
research
Misunderstanding Democratic Backsliding

Backsliding is less a result of democracies failing to deliver than of democracies failing to constrain the predatory political ambitions and methods of certain elected leaders. Policymakers and aid providers seeking to limit backsliding should tailor their diplomatic and aid interventions accordingly. 

· July 1, 2024
Journal of Democracy
commentary
Protests in 2023: Widespread Citizen Anger Continues, With Sources Multiplying

Political overreach, economic pain, and violent conflicts drive another year of surging protests.

· December 18, 2023