Samuel Issacharoff Libri

Focusing on the role of constitutional courts, this book explores their potential to bolster fragile democracies facing societal divisions and authoritarian challenges. It delves into the mechanisms through which these courts can promote justice, uphold democratic principles, and foster social cohesion in politically unstable environments. By analyzing various case studies, the work highlights the importance of judicial independence and the impact of legal frameworks on strengthening democratic governance.

Democracy Unmoored focuses on populism's negative impact on democracies across the globe, covering not just wealthy democracies like the US and UK but countries like India, Argentina, Poland, and Brazil as well. In virtually every country experiencing a surge in populism, the populists' disregard for procedural norms is eroding the core institutions that uphold democracy. Sweeping in scope, this book provides a novel analysis of one of the defining trends in contemporary world politics.