Symposia on Democracy Series

Established in 2000 as part of the university's commemoration of the events of May 4, 1970, Kent State hosts an annual symposium on democracy in an effort to learn from the past some important lessons from the future. Published proceedings from the annual symposia focus on the particular challenges of living in a democratic society.

Democratic Peace in Theory and Practice (2010) Edited by Steven W. Hook

Democracy and Homeland Security (2004) Strategies, Controversies, and Impact Edited by Nawal H. Ammar

Democracy and Globalization (2003) Edited by Charles L. Nieman

Democracy and Religon (2002) Free Exercise and Diverse Visions Edited by David Odell-Scott

Media, Profit, and Politics (2001) Competing Priorities in an Open Society Edited by Joseph Harper and Thom Yantek

The Boundaries of Freedom of Expression and Order in American Democracy (2000) Edited by Thomas R. Hensley

Status: We are not accepting submissions for this series.