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The latest on Syria
In the October 2013 issue of the Journal of Democracy, a quintet of articles take a look at the "Arab Spring." The essays take on over-arching issues with the push for democracy in the region as well as updates on individual issues in specific countries. Dr. Steven Heydemann, a senior adviser for Middle East Initiatives at the U.S. Institute of Peace. wrote "Syria and the Future of Authoritarianism," an examination of the possibility that authoritarian regimes will emerge even more repressive than in the past. Heydemann joined Christopher Walker, Executive Director of the International Forum with the National Endowment for Democracy, to talk about the article for an episode of the Democracy Ideas video series on the NED website.
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The Hopkins Press Podcast: Why we #TeamUp to make academic research engaging and accessible
Since 2016, the Hopkins Press Podcast has produced a steady stream of interviews with scholars and editors about their research published in the Hopkins Press Journals. Through this podcast, we aim to make academic research engaging and accessible through...
Hopkins Press goes All In to #TeamUP on the University Campus
Being an active part of our university community is a vital, ongoing goal for Hopkins Press. This year’s Democracy Day, held on the campus of Johns Hopkins University, was a great opportunity to accomplish that mission.The inspiring event, held on a crisp...
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