For researchers, journalists, and policy staff assessing signs of democratic backsliding, share a country, timeframe, and developments you want examined. Get an assessment of effects on courts, elections, oversight bodies, and civil liberties; compare patterns across countries or periods; or turn notes into a preliminary policy brief. You leave with evidence-linked observations and questions to check against reliable sources.
Democratic Backsliding
Assess political changes for risks to democratic institutions, rights, and rule of law.
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What it writes
- Country assessment of democratic institutions
- Cross-country comparison of political developments
- Preliminary policy brief with verification questions
How to use it
Include dates, the institutions affected, and excerpts from laws, court rulings, or reporting. State the question you need answered, such as whether election oversight has become less independent.
What you bring
- Country names and timeframe
- Political developments or source excerpts
- Audience and main assessment question
- Choose a country or countries
- Gather the events or excerpts to assess
A good fit for
- Reviewing a new law that may weaken court independence
- Comparing election changes across two countries over five years
- Preparing a policy brief on restrictions on protest and media
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Assess these changes in Poland from 2015 to 2023: judicial appointments, disciplinary rules for judges, and public media governance. Separate documented changes from possible effects on court independence.
Compare election administration changes in Country A and Country B since 2020, focusing on election commissions, candidate access, and dispute procedures. Use only the notes pasted below.
Turn these notes on protest restrictions in Georgia into a two-page brief for a civil liberties research team, with observed developments, possible institutional risks, and questions for verification.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Live verification of breaking political news
- Definitive democracy rankings or regime predictions
- Legal advice on constitutional disputes
- Cannot browse for current laws, events, or reporting
- Analysis depends on the facts and excerpts you paste
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