Majoritarian Rules

I chronicle the rise (and fall) of societies through the lens of majority rules. This blog is dedicated to showcasing how societies have engaged with majoritarianism and nationalism.

Launched 6 months ago

Are we a "law and order" society?

It depends on what you consider crime and suitable punishment

Jun 23

Graham Platner, moral relativism and the price of winning at all costs

He's either the Democrats' next star or the symbol of the party's moral failings

Jun 16

Egypt is no longer partying like it's 2011

The country is back to Mubarak-ism, minus Mubarak

Jun 12

Techno-optimism is (nearly) dead

Despite technology's growth in our daily lives, many Americans are starting to recognize its dark side

Jun 9

Nigeria’s anti-establishment anger is growing. Will it lead to political change?

The country is seeing a growing chasm between the haves and have-nots

Jun 5

Maine may be in the throes of a generational shift

The era of old-timey politics in the Pine Tree State is nearing an end

Jun 2

The shifting majoritarianism down under

Australia's politics have seemingly shifted in the opposite direction of its counterparts

May 29

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Majoritarian Rules