New Republic

The New Republic is a term that often refers to the government of France after the French Revolution, specifically during the period known as the Third Republic (1870-1940). It also relates to a concept in political theory that advocates for a government system emphasizing democracy, citizen participation, and the rule of law, often seen as a response to tyranny or authoritarianism. Additionally, "The New Republic" is a prominent American magazine that has focused on politics, culture, and ideas since its founding in 1914.