Overview
Democratic Erosion Evidence Briefs
The Democratic Evidence Briefs (DEE-Briefs) provide accessible and responsive evidence for policymakers, practitioners, and journalists working on governance and democracy. Each DEE-Brief systematizes the available evidence on a specific question of relevance to those working to stem democratic erosion, and is accompanied by a virtual roundtable to foster discussion and debate about the findings.
Correcting U.S. Election Misinformation: What Works?
Misinformation
This brief offers policymakers and practitioners practical insights into addressing election misinformation. By compiling evidence from various correction interventions, such as prebunking and…
Countering Misinformation with Media Literacy Interventions
Misinformation
Media literacy interventions are an increasingly popular approach to countering the spread of misinformation. Yet, until recently, the evidence base for assessing their effectiveness in Global South…
Measuring Democratic Erosion
Measuring Backsliding
This DEE-Brief helps policymakers, practitioners, and researchers make sense of the array of existing approaches to measuring democratic resilience and decline. It also highlights the Democratic Erosion Consortium’s event dataset…