POLITICS. TEACHING. OTHER QUESTIONABLE INTERESTS.
YDYOAV DUMAN
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Created by Yoav Duman

POLITICS.
STILL IN PLAY.

Frontiers Simulations brings current political-science research into games you can step inside. Make predictions, weigh evidence, and build explanations you could put to the test. The questions stay open; your reasoning takes shape.

Created by Yoav Duman

Political research.
Put into play.

Step inside the questions political scientists are still trying to answer. Make predictions, weigh evidence, and develop explanations worth testing.

After You cover: a screenprint of a working coast and harbor, with the Frontiers Simulations logo, the title After You, and the credit Created by Yoav Duman.
International relations / Climate diplomacy

AFTER YOU.

Their climate promise changed. What happens next?

Enter the investigation ↗
Surreal screenprint poster for The Statement: a giant ear receives a ribbon of paper from a coral megaphone, beside applauding hands, a fractured official’s reflection, and a distant barred window. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo.
International relations / Human-rights diplomacy

THE STATEMENT.

Everyone heard. Who changed?

Enter the investigation ↗
Surreal screenprint poster for Major Decisions: a layered human profile contains impossible staircases and a student at a fork, with library and factory windows. A coral path passes through and around the head. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo.
Comparative politics / Education and political divides

MAJOR DECISIONS.

Who taught you your politics?

Enter the investigation ↗
Original political print collage showing public contributions, an assembly and transit-related civic spaces; decorative framing, not data or an answer. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo and creator credit.
AI, democracy, and public voice

THE CIVIC MACHINE.

An AI drafts words a group can endorse. Who gets to shape the decision that follows?

Enter the investigation ↗
Original investigative political poster collage with print fragments, a microphone, public assembly silhouettes and civic documents; no case verdict or numerical data. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo and creator credit.
Comparative politics · democracy and measurement

THE DEMOCRACY ALARM.

Two democracy reports sound different alarms. Define the warning you can defend.

Enter the investigation ↗
Original public-service poster illustration showing civic institutions, forms, working officials and applicants in a modular coral and turquoise composition. Decorative political artwork; it does not represent measured data. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo and creator credit.
Comparative politics · public policy

THE OVERLOADED STATE.

Trace the work behind a public promise. Choose a feasible reform and defend its protections.

Enter the investigation ↗
Original manga-inspired civic scene with adult young people, campaign placards, city architecture and layered public debate; no real candidates or parties. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo and creator credit.
Comparative politics · public opinion

EVERYONE SAYS DEMOCRACY.

Ask what support for democracy actually measures. Follow the link from a judgment to a political choice.

Enter the investigation ↗
Original surreal political collage: a tactile phone, civic speech fragments and archival paper windows in violet, cyan and acid yellow. Decorative artwork, not evidence or a historical campaign poster. Includes the Frontiers Simulations logo and creator credit.
Comparative and American politics

THE PERSUASION HEARING.

An AI service passes a privacy inspection. Is it ready to speak for the city? Follow the evidence from experimental contrasts to a license citizens can challenge.

Enter the investigation ↗

For classrooms. For curious minds.

Accessible language, support when you need it, and space to change your mind. Every simulation has a visible For class / For fun switch. Class mode records the required reasoning for review and a printable submission; Fun mode lets you browse freely with optional notes. Public articles and further reading are available to everyone.

Use a simulation. Tell me what happened. ↗