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I was wondering how you’d foreseen that this particular take would be making the rounds today
No idea! But the idea that consolidated democracies can't deconsolidate is an article of faith in some corners of the Political-Science world so I though tit might. Poli-Sci, generally, I think, is often poorly served by an excessively modern and European focus.
As someone who dabbled briefly in PoliSci before falling to the dark side of theoretical math, I like to think my professors tried to avoid this by including some African/South American sources. But I have heard this particular claim bouncing around a lot
And it's nice to now have a go-to counterpoint/rebuttal, I will say! So, I'm grateful for this posting. ... Now that I think of it, one of the profs who assigned a lot of those South American/African case studies _also_ was a bit more worried about democratic backsliding
Doesn't Europe show how easily democracies can be turned by a handful of bad-faith actors? Also I wish experts would stop repeating the claim that US is a (consolidated) democracy. It fails more benchmarks than it meets for modern democracy.
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