Daniel Ziblatt
Daniel Ziblatt is a prominent political scientist and the Eaton Professor of Government at Harvard University, known for his expertise in the study of democratic institutions and political behavior. He is the director of the Center for European Studies at Harvard, where he focuses on contemporary European politics and governance. Ziblatt's research often examines the conditions under which democracies survive or fail, and he has published influential works on the rise of authoritarianism and the challenges facing modern democracies. His insights into European political dynamics have made him a sought-after commentator on political affairs, particularly in the context of recent upheavals in Europe. Recently, he was in the news for hosting former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras at Harvard, recognizing Tsipras's significant role during critical moments in European history.
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Daniel Ziblatt co-authored a book discussing how democracies die, emphasizing the role of elections.
Direkte Demokratie vs. Autokratie: Lehren aus Trumps USA
Switzerland· 2026-02-13
Daniel Ziblatt discusses the threats to democracy in the context of Donald Trump's presidency.
US-Wissenschaftler zu Trump: „Derzeit haben wir unsere Demokratie fast verloren“ - Kultur
Germany· 2026-01-16Daniel Ziblatt co-authored a book that explores the thesis of regime hardening through democratic loopholes.
O plano bolsonarista de dominar o Senado daria certo. Mas afinal, de quem foi o golpe?
Liechtenstein· 2025-12-05
Daniel Ziblatt summarizes the success of elites in sharing power as crucial for democratic transitions.
La simbiosis entre economía y política
Panama· 2025-11-13
Daniel Ziblatt is referenced as a Harvard professor discussing the selective enforcement of law.
Alarm bagi Demokrasi
Indonesia· 2025-11-13
Daniel Ziblatt is the co-author of 'How Democracies Die' which outlines the threats to democracy.
Satu Tahun Prabowo-Gibran dan Gejala Pelemahan DemokrasiIndonesia· 2025-10-30
Daniel Ziblatt co-authored the book 'How Democracies Die' which alerts to the risks of democracy.
Confiança Institucional - O Compromisso que Cabo Verde Precisa Renovar
Cabo Verde· 2025-10-13
Daniel Ziblatt is a professor whose influential book discusses how democracies die.
Slik styrer han USA mot autokrati
Norway· 2025-09-21
Daniel Ziblatt described how contempt for rules can dismantle democracy.
No hay progreso sin democracia y sin libertad
Bolivia· 2025-09-19
Daniel Ziblatt co-authored the book 'Cómo mueren las democracias', which discusses the threats to democratic institutions.
Salvar la democracia desde la democraciaPanama· 2025-09-04
Daniel Ziblatt is mentioned alongside Steven Levitsky as an intellectual analyzing the decline of democracy.
Ke Mana Demokrasi Indonesia?Indonesia· 2025-09-02
Ziblatt co-authored a work that discusses the gradual erosion of democracy.
Negara MafiaIndonesia· 2025-08-31
Ziblatt co-authored a work that discusses how democracies die through gradual erosion.
Negara MafiaIndonesia· 2025-08-31
Daniel Ziblatt, along with Steven Levitsky, analyzed how elected leaders can gradually subvert democracy in their work 'How Democracies Die'.
¿Qué pueden hacer los gobiernos y sociedades para fortalecer la democracia en el mundo?
Venezuela· 2025-08-25
Daniel Ziblatt's research focuses on the threats to democracy and the rise of authoritarianism.
Langit Hitam Pemberantasan KorupsiIndonesia· 2025-07-21
Ziblatt co-authored 'How Democracies Die' and discusses the implications of Trump's actions.
‘He’s moving at a truly alarming speed’: Trump propels US into authoritarianism | Donald Trump
United Kingdom· 2025-06-19
Daniel Ziblatt is referenced as a political scientist who speaks about the current state of democracy in the United States.
Τίμοθι Σνάιντερ στην «Κ»: Οι ΗΠΑ έχουν γίνει σαν την Ουγγαρία
Greece· 2025-06-10
Daniel Ziblatt is a Harvard governance professor and co-author of the influential book 'How Democracies Die'.
Ντάνιελ Ζίμπλατ στην «Κ»: Εχει πια κόστος να κάνεις αντιπολίτευσηGreece· 2025-06-08
Daniel Ziblatt is mentioned as one of the authors in the podcast about books.
Às Páginas Tantas# 313 - Levitsky, Daniel Ziblatt e Anne ApplebaumCabo Verde· 2025-05-19
Daniel Ziblatt is one of the authors of How Democracies Die.
Are we hardwired to fall for autocrats? | EvolutionUnited Kingdom· 2025-05-18
Daniel Ziblatt is a professor at Harvard and co-author of works on democracy.
Como os americanos saberão que sua democracia se perdeu?Liechtenstein· 2025-05-10
Daniel Ziblatt co-authored 'How Democracies Die', highlighting the gradual dismantling of democratic rights.
Så river du en demokrati på 100 dagar
Sweden· 2025-04-29
Daniel Ziblatt is referenced for his work on the importance of shared attitudes in democratic institutions.
¿Puede aún Estados Unidos evitar la quema de libros? | Opinión
Spain· 2025-04-21
Daniel Ziblatt is mentioned as an author in the context of discussing authoritarianism.
Hacia la dictadura, a toda máquina | OpiniónSpain· 2025-04-20
Daniel Ziblatt is co-author of 'How Democracies Die' and discusses strategies against authoritarianism.
More than 400 anti-Trump rallies planned in another wave of US protests | US newsUnited Kingdom· 2025-04-19
Daniel Ziblatt co-authored a book predicting the decline of democracy in the U.S.
Trump za tretji mandat potrebuje izredne razmere, torej vojno
Slovenia· 2025-04-11Ziblatt co-authored a book that discusses the threats to democracy in modern times.
ট্রাম্প, নেতানিয়াহু, মোদি ও এরদোয়ানের মধ্যে কেন এত মিল
Bangladesh· 2025-04-04
Daniel Ziblatt co-authored the book 'How Democracies Die' with Steven Levitsky.
Amerika prestaje da bude demokratija
Montenegro· 2025-03-31
Daniel Ziblatt is referenced for his book on how democracies can be manipulated, which is relevant to the current political climate in Costa Rica.
‘Nuestro presidente quiere que desaparezcan el Poder Judicial y la Asamblea’, afirma Gloria Navas
Costa Rica· 2025-03-30
Gloria Navas references Daniel Ziblatt's book on how democracies die.
Gloria Navas: ‘En la Asamblea Legislativa se pierde mucho tiempo’Costa Rica· 2025-03-30
