Global Stage showcases academic and policy-related work on democracy and human development throughout the world, shedding light on cutting-edge research from the social sciences, humanities, and beyond. Global Stage is a production of the Kellogg Institute, part of the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame.
'Accountability Shock,' con Guillermo Trejo, Lucía Tiscornia y Juan Albarracín
En este episodio, los coautores Guillermo Trejo, Lucía Tiscornia y Juan Albarracín conversan sobre su nuevo libro, 'Accountability Shock: Why Transitional Justice Prevents Criminal Wars in New Democracies.' A medida que las democracias de la tercera ola transicionaban de gobiernos autoritarios, algunas enfrentaron los abusos de derechos humanos del pasado mientras que otras no lo hicieron, generando resultados marcadamente distintos en paises como Perú, México, Guatemala, El Salvador, Argentina y Brasil. Con base en años de investigación del Violence and Transitional Justice Lab, apoyado por Kellogg, los autores se reúnen con el afiliado doctoral del Kellogg Patrick McQuestion para una conversación exclusiva y una mirada hacia el futuro de los procesos de justicia transicional en el mundo.
28 Sept 2026
Accountability Shock, with Guillermo Trejo, Lucía Tiscornia, and Juan Albarracín
In this episode, co-authors Guillermo Trejo, Lucía Tiscornia, and Juan Albarracín discuss their new book, 'Accountability Shock: Why Transitional Justice Prevents Criminal Wars in New Democracies.' As third-wave democracies emerged from authoritarian rule, some confronted past human rights abuses while others didn't — producing markedly different outcomes across Peru, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Argentina, and Brazil. Drawing on years of research from the Kellogg-supported Violent and Transitional Justice Lab, the authors join Kellogg Doctoral Affiliate Patrick McQuestion for a behind-the-scenes conversation and a look at what's next for transitional justice worldwide.
31 Aug 2026
Unpacking Authoritarian Popularity with Amb. Norm Eisen and Hesham Kassem
In this special edition of Global Stage recorded at the 2026 Global Democracy Conference, doctoral affiliate Patrick McQuestion sits down with Hesham Kassem and Ambassador Norm Eisen to discuss the sociological drivers of autocratic popularity and how to dismantle them. They examine practical strategies for influencing the court of public opinion and creating an emotionally compelling democratic narrative that rivals autocratic appeals. Drawing from real-world insights across Eastern Europe and North Africa the guests highlight key anti-corruption tactics and actionable takeaways, including from the Brookings Institute’s Democracy Playbook.
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