Democracy's Past and Future: Why Democracy Needs a Level Playing Field

Steven Levitsky · Lucan A. Way

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Abstract: In some countries, democratic competition is undermined less by electoral fraud or repression than by a skewed playing field—unequal access to state institutions, resources, and the media.

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