Research
Region-Based Research
South Asia
Our research investigates the interaction between Politics and Digital Technologies, with a particular emphasis on Internet Technologies in the context of South Asia. This research explores how digital technologies are reshaping political landscapes, influencing governance, policy-making, and citizen engagement in the region. The research also delves into the challenges and opportunities these technologies present in terms of democratization, privacy, and the digital divide, providing a nuanced understanding of their impact on the region’s future.
This knowledge empowers the public to engage more effectively in the political process and make informed decisions about the use of digital technologies in their daily lives. Additionally, by exposing the ways in which internet technologies can both support and undermine democratic values, the research encourages public discourse on how to harness these tools for the common good, ensuring that technological advancements contribute to a more inclusive and equitable society in South Asia.
Our research in Latin America focuses on the social, economic, technological, and democratic consequences of populist governments. Knowing the actual consequences of populist governments informs people about the performance of these parties and politicians, giving them better tools to evaluate and decide their voting preferences.
Central and South America
South and East Africa
Our research in these regions helps in understanding how technology is reshaping political landscapes, which is crucial for developing policies that protect democratic freedoms while ensuring transparency and fairness in electoral processes. This research is essential for navigating the benefits and risks of digital engagement in politics, promoting digital literacy, and safeguarding against the erosion of democratic rights in the digital age.
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