Tag: US Protest
Power Without Trust: Why Protests in Tehran and America Signal a Global Crisis of Legitimacy
The past week’s events, from mass protests in Iran to the killing of Renée Good in Minnesota by a federal immigration agent, are not discrete national crises. They are manifestations of a deeper, global reckoning over state legitimacy, coercive power, and moral credibility in a world where authority is increasingly contested from below and scrutinized […]