#20 – Sindiso MnisiWeeks and the Case for an Alter-Native Constitutionalism in South Africa

#19 – Dee Smythe, Michelle LeRoux, and Dennis Davis on "state capture" and South African democracy

#18 – Three Students on Democratic Legalism in the US

#17 – Deepa Das Acevedo, Mohsin A. Bhat, and Mayur Suresh on India, the Modi moment, and autocratic legalism

#16 – Raquel Pimenta on Brazilian PAL Studies, Bolsonaro, and Zones of Authoritarianism

Season 3 trailer: Here we go again!

#15 – Season 2 Finale

#14 – Sofia Rolim on Bolsonaro, public safety, and engaging with PAL as a Brazilian graduate student

# 13 – Ryleigh Horst on democracy and law in the life of a US College student

#12 – David Trubek on global sociolegal studies and transnational efforts to combat authoritarianism

#11 – Michael McCann on dual legal states and the political economy of autocratic legalism

#10 – Swethaa Ballakrishnen on what it means to do global sociolegal studies

#9 – Tom Ginsburg on democratic erosion through law, US non-exceptionalism, and legal design

Season 2 trailer: A more diverse mix

#8 – Season 1 finale: Fabio and Ahmed on the podcast's backstage

#7 – Kim Lane Scheppele on what autocratic legalism is and how we can resist autocrats

#6 – Helena Alviar on the entanglements between autocratic power, law, gender, and economics

#5 – Bojan Bugaric on varieties of populism and their differential impacts on law and democracy

#4 – Anthony Pereira on how Latin American dictatorships used the law against dissidents

#3 – Rick Abel on the US war on terror, lawyers, and the fate of political liberalism in critical times