Authored by Emma Bapt and Adam Day, our recent research explores how authoritarianism represents a structural risk multiplier for human rights decline and conflict. As authoritarian practices expand across regions, reversing decades of human rights progress, the Working Paper, ‘The Slippery Slope of Authoritarianism – Using Human Rights to Anticipate and Prevent Conflict,’ offers a … Continued
Working Paper explores how authoritarianism represents a structural risk multiplier for human rights decline and conflict
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