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Democracy faces challenges from both internal and external threats from "summary" of Democracy On Trial by Jean Bethke Elshtain

Democracy is a fragile and complex system that constantly faces threats from various sources. These threats can come from within the system itself, as well as from external forces that seek to undermine its foundations. The concept of democracy being challenged by both internal and external threats is a central theme in understanding the vulnerabilities of democratic governance. Internally, democracy can face challenges from issues such as corruption, inequality, and lack of political participation. These internal threats can weaken the democratic system by eroding trust in institutions and creating divisions within society. Corruption, for example, can lead to a loss of faith in the government and a sense of disillusionment among the citizens. Inequality, on the other hand, can create social tensions and undermine the principles of equality and justice that are essential to democracy. Externally, democracy can be threatened by authoritarian regimes, foreign interference, and global economic pressures. Authoritarian regimes often seek to undermine democratic systems by spreading disinformation, r...
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    Democracy On Trial

    Jean Bethke Elshtain

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