The Paradox of Postconflict Power Sharing in Africa
Alexander Noyes
The Paradox of Postconflict Power Sharing in Africa
Alexander Noyes
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For decades, carbon taxes reigned as the most important global strategy for decarbonizationa seemingly simple, market-based solution to one of humanity's greatest challenges. Yet despite the tax's prominence, our planet is still warming, and carbon taxation has frequently devolved into political spectacle, from the tear-gassed streets of Paris to abandoned proposals languishing in government archives.
In an era of tribalistic voters, rising corruption, and incompetent leadership, is democracy really the most legitimate system? “Prometheocracy” introduces a bold new hybrid system for the West, fusing democracy with meritocracy.
The Oxford Handbook of Engaged Political Methodology in Political Science (Vol 1) is the first of two volumes published as the result of the American Political Science Association’s 2021 Presidential Task Force on the state of methodology in political science.
