This book examines the rise and main structural features of a "brave new" anti-liberal regime in Hungary during the past decade. The transition to authoritarian rule in a member state of the European Union may serve as a warning for other countries that suffer from comparable deadlock of liberal democracy.
This book examines the rise and main structural features of a "brave new" anti-liberal regime in Hungary during the past decade. The transition to authoritarian rule in a member state of the European Union may serve as a warning for other countries that suffer from comparable deadlock of liberal democracy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by János Matyas Kovács and Balazs Trencsenyi - Contributions by Gábor Egry; Zsolt Enyedi; Gábor Halmai; Miklós Haraszti; Stephen Holmes; János Köllo; János Matyas Kovács; Ferenc Laczó; Bálint Magyar; Radoslaw Markowski; Silvia Marton; Attila Melegh
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Historicizing an Anti-Liberal Turn János Mátyás Kovács and Balázs Trencsényi Chapter 1: Reinventing Hungary with Revolutionary Fervor: The Declaration of National Cooperation as a Readers' Guide to the Fundamental Law of 2011 Chapter 2: Totalitarianism without Perpetrators? Politics of History in the "System of National Cooperation" Chapter 3: Civil Society in an Illiberal Democracy: Government-Friendly NGOs, "Foreign Agents," and Uncivil Publics Chapter 4: Beyond Electioneering: Minority Hungarians and the Vision of National Unification Chapter 5: The Role of Religion in the Illiberal Hungarian Constitutional System Chapter 6: The Right Hand Thinks: On the Sources of György Matolcsy's Economic Vision Chapter 7: Towards a "Work-Based Society"? Chapter 8: The Fear of Population Replacement Chapter 9: Votes, Ideology, and Self-Enrichment. The Campaign of Re-nationalization After 2010 Chapter 10: Viktor Orbán's Propaganda State Chapter 11: Ideology or Pragmatism? Interpreting Social Policy Change under the System of National Cooperation Chapter 12: The Central European University in the Trenches Chapter13: The Post-communist Mafia State As a Criminal State Chapter 14: Democracy for Losers. Comment on Bálint Magyar Chapter 15: Nothing But a Mafia State? Chapter 17: Supply Side Revolution: The Consequences of the 2015 Polish elections Chapter 18: Regime, Parties, and Patronage in Contemporary Romania Conclusion: Hungary-Brave and New? Dissecting a Realistic Dystopia
Introduction: Historicizing an Anti-Liberal Turn János Mátyás Kovács and Balázs Trencsényi Chapter 1: Reinventing Hungary with Revolutionary Fervor: The Declaration of National Cooperation as a Readers' Guide to the Fundamental Law of 2011 Chapter 2: Totalitarianism without Perpetrators? Politics of History in the "System of National Cooperation" Chapter 3: Civil Society in an Illiberal Democracy: Government-Friendly NGOs, "Foreign Agents," and Uncivil Publics Chapter 4: Beyond Electioneering: Minority Hungarians and the Vision of National Unification Chapter 5: The Role of Religion in the Illiberal Hungarian Constitutional System Chapter 6: The Right Hand Thinks: On the Sources of György Matolcsy's Economic Vision Chapter 7: Towards a "Work-Based Society"? Chapter 8: The Fear of Population Replacement Chapter 9: Votes, Ideology, and Self-Enrichment. The Campaign of Re-nationalization After 2010 Chapter 10: Viktor Orbán's Propaganda State Chapter 11: Ideology or Pragmatism? Interpreting Social Policy Change under the System of National Cooperation Chapter 12: The Central European University in the Trenches Chapter13: The Post-communist Mafia State As a Criminal State Chapter 14: Democracy for Losers. Comment on Bálint Magyar Chapter 15: Nothing But a Mafia State? Chapter 17: Supply Side Revolution: The Consequences of the 2015 Polish elections Chapter 18: Regime, Parties, and Patronage in Contemporary Romania Conclusion: Hungary-Brave and New? Dissecting a Realistic Dystopia
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