America votes. The world watches. We reflect. This November, America heads to the polls. Just days after the election, join the John Adams, BKB Het Campagnebureau and the Netherlands Atlantic Association, for an evening exploring what the results mean—not only for America, but for Europe and the world. We’re still putting the finishing touches on the program, but expect […]
From the revolutionary rhetoric of the Declaration of Independence to contemporary mobilizations against democratic backsliding, protest has been central to the American experiment. The United States often understands itself as a nation born of dissent—its identity shaped not only by institutions of governance but also by those who challenge them. Across centuries, across borders, protest […]
On November 3rd, most seats in the US Congress will be up for election. Since winning slight majorities in both houses two years ago, members of the Republican party have used Congress to routinely approve the president’s initiatives and to block those who seek to limit his power. In November, this balance could be restored: […]