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Category Archives: EN
Scheppele on democracy, constitutionalism, and rule of law in Hungary
What we have is a system in which Hungary has the appearance of constitutionalism, democracy, and rule of law, but no reality of constitutionalism, democracy, and rule of law. This is a constitution that can be changed at will by … Continue reading
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The Orbán government’s vision of academe: A huge engineering school
Before I embark on the Orbán government’s latest strategy for Hungarian higher education, let me briefly introduce the past and present cast of characters tasked with overseeing universities. The first major change in Hungarian education under the Orbán regime was to nationalize … Continue reading
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Hungarians protest against corruption, want tax chief sacked
(Reuters) – Thousands of Hungarians demonstrated against alleged corruption at the country’s tax authority and for wider democratic freedoms in Budapest on Sunday in the latest protest to rock the country’s politics. A woman carries a placard with the likeness … Continue reading
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Around 100,000 Hungarians rally for democracy as internet tax hits nerve
(Reuters) – (This Oct. 28 story corrects the first date in quote in eighth paragraph) About 100,000 Hungarians rallied on Tuesday night to protest at a planned tax on data traffic and the broader course of Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s … Continue reading
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Ágnes Heller: Where there is no rule of law, there is corruption
Internationally reknowned philosopher Ágnes Heller told ATV’s Olga Kálmán on Friday that “where there is no rule of law, there is corruption. The two depend on each other”. Citing former SZDSZ politician Bálint Magyar’s book “Magyar Polip” (Hungarian Octopus) she … Continue reading
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Canadian civil rights group urges Prime Minister Harper to take a tough stand on Hungary’s anti-democratic government
Montreal: October 23, 2014: The Canadian Hungarian Democratic Charter, which is a non-partisan civil-rights group registered in Montreal, addressed a detailed memorandum today to the Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. Stephen Harper and to Canadian Foreign Minister, Mr.John Baird, about the … Continue reading
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The curious case of voter turnout in Hungary
In few regions of the world has voter turnout fallen since the 1990s as in central and eastern Europe. With one exception – Hungary When it comes to European politics, Hungary is somewhat of an outlier. And, not just because … Continue reading
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