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How Illiberal Movements Coordinate Across Borders and What Liberals Can Learn

By

Steve Kennedy

40m ago· 10 min readenInsight

Summary

The article examines how illiberal and authoritarian movements have successfully coordinated across international borders over the past twenty years, sharing ideas, personnel, and financial resources. It uses the example of former Polish President Andrzej Duda joining the Heritage Foundation as a visiting fellow focused on "democratic resilience" to illustrate this phenomenon. The piece argues that liberal and democratic forces can learn from the organizational and networking strategies employed by illiberal movements to better coordinate their own efforts in defending democratic institutions and values globally.

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The Heritage Foundation recently announced that Andrzej Duda, former president of Poland, has joined the organization as a visiting fellow.
Over the last twenty years, illiberal forces have coordinated ideas, personnel, and finances across international borders.
Liberals can learn from this.
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Over the last twenty years, illiberal forces have coordinated ideas, personnel, and finances across international borders. Liberals can learn from this.

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