This podcast is not just about who we are voting for – it's about the act of voting itself, and how it serves, increasingly, as just one expression of many expressions of our collective “voice” in democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” takes an interdisciplinary and comparative approach, offering listeners deep dives into the stakes of upcoming elections in a selection of countries and in a style reminiscent of Albert Hirschman's interdisciplinary insights on voice and democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” is a podcast series hosted by AHCD researchers Laura Bullon-Cassis and Yanina Welp.
Who is voting in 2024
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This podcast is not just about who we are voting for – it's about the act of voting itself, and how it serves, increasingly, as just one expression of many expressions of our collective “voice” in democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” takes an interdisciplinary and comparative approach, offering listeners deep dives into the stakes of upcoming elections in a selection of countries and in a style reminiscent of Albert Hirschman's interdisciplinary insights on voice and democracy. “Who is Voting in 2024?” is a podcast series hosted by AHCD researchers Laura Bullon-Cassis and Yanina Welp.
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November 5, 2024
Uruguay: The Switzerland of Latin America
Uruguayan democracy expert Yamandú Orsi analyzes the country's recent elections and the emerging challenges to its stability and equality.
October 28, 2024
Who is the US electorate?
By principle, the U.S. electorate is composed of all American citizens eligible to vote—a fundamental democratic right enshrined in the Constitution. The electorate should represent the entirety of the adult population, regardless of race, class, gender, or political affiliation. However, in practice, the picture of the American electorate is far more complicated. In this episode of Who is Voting in 2024, we explore these dynamics, asking: Who is truly the U.S. electorate? With the world watching the 2024 US campaign unfolding, what mechanisms determine who gets to participate fully in the electoral process? Most importantly, what can be done to address these systemic exclusions and foster a more inclusive democracy? We are joined by two distinguished guests: Shilpa Jindia, Fellow at the Campaign Legal Center (CLC), and Benjamin Goldfrank, Professor of Political Science at Seton Hall University. Together, we discuss the pathways to greater inclusion, considering both the legal and civic approaches necessary to create an electorate that genuinely represents all Americans, and putting the US elections in a global perspective.
June 27, 2024
France: Civil Society's Response to the Far Right's Rise
<p>This episode of 'Who is Voting in 2024' focuses on the upcoming French parliamentary elections and the current socio-political climate. With polls predicting a win for the far-right National Rally Party, civil society's response and mobilization are scrutinized. Guest Sarah Durieux, co-director of the Multitude Foundation, discusses the roles of activism and civil society in addressing pivotal issues such as ecology, pension reform, discrimination, and increased police repression. Durieux emphasizes the importance of integrating activism with formal political structures, building coalitions, and empowering disenfranchised groups, particularly the youth. Her insights highlight the necessity of civic engagement, political representation, and the fight against authoritarianism in shaping a more inclusive and democratic society.</p>
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