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Peace & Justice Opinion
As Cities Heat Up, Migrant Children Must Not Be Left Behind
Extreme heat is an urban justice issue - and migrant children are among the most vulnerable
Peace & Justice Feature
Unity in Geographic Diversity: African Insights on Representation and Agency
Despite immense geographic scope and diversity, voices from across Africa converge on a shared ambition: to define the continent’s future on its own terms
Peace & Justice Feature
Between Peace and the Front Lines: “In the Event of War, NATO Convoys Would Roll Through Austria”
Salzburg Global Fellow Franz-Stefan Gady is a military analyst who frequently visits the front lines in Ukraine. He contemplates the unthinkable and asks: What if the war comes to us?
Peace & Justice Report
Our Key Insights: How Can Democracies Defend Themselves?
Nine key insights on developing strategies for safeguarding democratic systems and building alliances across pro-democracy movements around the world
Peace & Justice Feature
Speaking Up for the Rule of Law
International lawyers are building the leadership, networks, and legal integrity needed to defend the rule of law
Peace & Justice Feature
“Trump Is Not the Architect of Autocracy - He Is a Symptom”
Salzburg Global Fellow Stacey Abrams helped deliver electoral victories for Democrats in the U.S. state of Georgia. Now, she says, the party’s foremost fight must be for democracy.
Peace & Justice Opinion
Making Democracy Deliver
Salzburg Global Fellow Berk Esen explains why today's democracies are increasingly eroded by elected leaders - and how responsive governance can rebuild trust and democratic resilience
Peace & Justice Feature
Defending Democracy Requires More Than Elections
Salzburg Global Fellow Stacey Abrams on the rise of authoritarianism, the importance of civic participation, and the lessons that democracies can learn from one another
Peace & Justice Opinion
The Battle for Liberal Democracy
Salzburg Global Fellow Eric Frey analyzes how the digital revolution has exposed vulnerabilities to polarization, disinformation, and anti-democratic movements
Peace & Justice Opinion
Tech-Patrimonialism: The Dictator's New Playbook
Salzburg Global Fellow Julia Ebner explains how AI-powered surveillance and propaganda are accelerating "tech-patrimonialism" by authoritarian leaders
Peace & Justice Opinion
The Pushback Era: Defending Democracy in an Age of Backsliding
Salzburg Global Fellow Javier Corrales on how citizens, coalitions, and institutions are learning to resist democratic backsliding
Peace & Justice Opinion
A Self-Critique of the International Pro-Democracy Field
Salzburg Global Fellow Jhanisse Vaca Daza argues that the pro-democracy field is systematically funding the wrong things - and that the most effective method for defeating authoritarian regimes continues to be strategic nonviolent collective action
Peace & Justice Opinion
Democracies Are Losing Their Civic Defenders
Salzburg Global Fellow Breza Race Maksimovic identifies the "most serious threat" to democracies as the gradual erosion of civic capacity

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