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SNF Agora Scholarship
Our objective is to translate the best insights from academic scholarship into actionable knowledge in the real world through Discovery and Design.JUMP TO SECTION
Discovery and Design Projects
Discovery is the academic work of our core scholars. Design projects are collaborations with practitioners to translate academic research into usable knowledge for the world.
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Community of Practice
Health and Democracy
- Andrew Perrin
- Eliana Perrin
- Sara Johnson
- Research Project Mapping the Modern Agora
- Community of Practice Uniting for Action on the Maryland Economy
- Community of Practice Democracy Moves
- Community of Practice The Race, Memory, and Democracy Project
- Faculty Lab Hard Histories at Johns Hopkins
Publications
Publishing is at the core of academic work, and SNF Agora scholars publish books, articles in peer reviewed journals, case studies, and more.
- Case Study The Gilets Jaunes Protests, Macron’s Democratic Experiment, and Deliberative Mini Publics
- Report The Race, Memory, and Democracy Project Report
- Book Radical American Partisanship: Mapping Violent Hostility, Its Causes, and the Consequences for Democracy
- Report Democratic Engagement: A Report at Johns Hopkins University
- Book The Great Experiment: Why Diverse Democracies Fall Apart and How They Can Endure
- Article Democracy is broken. Here’s How to Fix it.
SNF Agora Case Studies
Practitioners, teachers, trainers, and organizations can use SNF Agora case studies to deepen their skills, to develop insights about how to approach strategic choices and dilemmas, and to get to know each other better and work more effectively.
- Case Study The Gilets Jaunes Protests, Macron’s Democratic Experiment, and Deliberative Mini Publics
- Case Study Public Service–Spirited Media Takes on the Memory Wars
- Case Study Navigating the Youth Turn in Taiwan’s Labor Politics
- Case Study The Revival of the Nevada Democratic Party
- Case Study Vote16USA’s Campaign to Lower the Voting Age in San Francisco
- Case Study Building a Party with Activists: The Case of the Uruguayan FA
Our Faculty and Fellows
Coming from a range of disciplines and backgrounds, our faculty and fellows are at the core of our efforts to understand democratic decline and resilience, and to identify actionable, evidence-based solutions to the challenges we face. Their process of collaborative academic discovery is the underpinning that enables us to examine these issues broadly and in context, and to engage in truly transformative inquiry. Our faculty offer expert insight into the issues of the day while providing exciting educational opportunities for Johns Hopkins students and community members. They are active participants in our campus events, as well as strong voices on the national and international stage.