Presentation drawing of “The Statue of Liberty Illuminating the World,” by Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, 1875. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harry G. Sperling Fund, 2014.

Democracy

Volume XIII, Number 4 | fall 2020

Uncivil Liberty

Lewis H. Lapham

A Story of Use and Abuse

Arlene W. Saxonhouse

Nongoloza’s Ghost

Sisonke Msimang

Our Chief Danger

William Hogeland

Map

Miscellany

Voices In Time

Common Denominator

1908 | London

Going Through the Motions

c. 355 BC | Athens

Tallying Votes

c. 500 BC | Shravasti

Natural Resources

1882 | Camden, NJ

Persuasion

1895 | Paris

Gerrymandering Made Easy

2011 | National Harbor, MD

Distributing the Spoils

1651 | Surrey

Steer Clear of Faction

1787 | New York City

Not My Democracy

1814 | Quincy, MA

Maritime Law

c. 1720 | Atlantic Ocean

Old School

1918 | Tokyo

Paper Trail

1835 | Paris

Battleground State

1834 | Moyamensing, PA

The New Pope

1404 | Rome

Mutual Antipathy

c. 1817 | Paris

Take It from the Top

c. 575 BC | Rome

Friend Zone

c. 1020 | Iceland

Voter Fraud

1982 | Chicago

Minority Rule

1919 | New York City

Remember the Ladies

1837 | Brookline, MA

Class Unconsciousness

1886 | Pittsburgh

Referendum

c. 1451 | Onondaga Lake

Uses of Power

1922 | New York City

Constitutional Intent

1860 | Glasgow

Questions of Principle

1880 | Washington, DC

Electoral Tampering

1970 | Santiago

Political Education

1928 | Washington, DC

Charts and Graphs

Contributors

Conversations

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