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This week Keith chats to Marjoke Oosterom and Niranjan Nampoothiri from the Institute of Development Studies about the importance of democratic participation and their newly released report from the IDS, Where’s the demos in Democracy? Building Democratic Futures and Resisting Autocracy.
Marjoke Oosterom and Niranjan Nampoothiri are both researchers in the Power and Politics Research Cluster at the Institute of Development Studies.
For more information on the episode and podcast visit our website https://democracydifferently.org
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