At the dawn of the Twenty-first century, democracy seems to be threatened everywhere. Countries such as China or Russia, who have never really adopted democratic norms, in liberal democracies such as the United States, where there has been an erosion of constitutional standards through the young democracies are leaning more and more towards dictatorship, such as Hungary or the Philippines, the rise of populism and the cult of the strong man seems to portend a shift toward autocracy.
In The Return of Great Power Rivalry, Matthew Kroenig has taken on this problem...
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