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Makau Mutua – Illiberalism, Human Rights, and Rule of Law: A Kenyan Paradox

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Dirk Tomsa and Narissa Bax – Democratic Regression and Environmental Politics in Indonesia

Yunyun Zhou – Theorizing illiberal state feminism: Institutional dilemmas and political parallelism in China’s gender governance

Arkadiusz Lewandowski and Marcin Polakowski – Post-Communist Populism in Poland: The Case of the Law and Justice Party

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