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Democracy and the War in Ukraine
In this video, Berggruen Institute Executive Vice President, Dawn Nakagawa, discusses two possible futures for our world’s democracies.
Recently, many world leaders have harkened back to an idealized past. At the Berggruen Institute, we’re thinking about how to create more open, more inclusive, and more diverse futures.
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
About The Berggruen Institute
The Berggruen Institute’s mission is to develop foundational ideas and shape political, economic, and social institutions for the 21st century. Providing critical analysis using an outwardly expansive and purposeful network, we bring together some of the best minds and most authoritative voices from across cultural and political boundaries to explore fundamental questions of our time. Our objective is enduring impact on the progress and direction of societies around the world.
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