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Democracy: The Last Dance?

Season 2 Episode 204 | 56m 46s

When the Soviet Union dissolved, the triumph of liberal democracy seemed so complete that some historians declared the moment “the end of history.” Three decades later, the liberal world order is on life support and many historians consider the fight to sustain democracy this century’s preeminent political challenge. Panellists will discuss the future of constitutional government around the world.

Aired: 06/28/22 | Expires: 11/29/22
Distributed nationally by American Public Television
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Sister Catherine speaks with Sister Julienne about her concerns for Sister Veronica.
A violent encounter with pregnant mother acts as a powerful reminder to Sister Julienne.
Sister Veronica has a heart-to-heart with Sister Julienne.
Rosalind surprises Cyril when he shares his plans for their weekend away.
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