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A book published three years ago suggests [democracy is on the decline globally,](https://ucigcc.org/podcast/why-is-democratic-backsliding-on-the-rise/) while a [recent objective study](https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/ps-political-science-and-politics/article/measuring-democratic-backsliding/9EE2044CDA598BD815349912E61189D8) "finds little evidence of global democratic decline during the past decade."

Is there an accurate way of measuring this kind of trend, or is it always going to be subjective? If we do have a good way of measuring it, what's the evidence that nations have or haven't been moving away from democracy recently?

Experts who think they have been [cite a lot of different reasons.](https://ucigcc.org/podcast/why-is-democratic-backsliding-on-the-rise/)

If the trend of nations shifting away from democracy does exist, is there academic consensus on the reasons behind it?

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Thanks to /u/SerpentEmperor for the original idea and some sources for this submission.

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