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Features of the Social, Economic and Political System in Hungary after 2010

2012 April 1. sz szilu84

Workshop conference by Eszmélet. (Kossuth Club, January 27, 2012)

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EURO 2012 in East Europe. Remarks to a European Championship on the Semi-Periphery

In 2012, Poland and Ukraine host the final of the European Football Championship. There are serious political and business fights behind. We can enjoy a semiperipheral championship in Europe, where geopolitics and business has priority over the game, where Western stereotypes on the East are shown fully, where the purchasing power of the middle class … Continue reading EURO 2012 in East Europe. Remarks to a European Championship on the Semi-Periphery →

Neo-liberal stuctural change and transnational capital in the deepening of European integration and in the enlargement of the EU

It is increasingly evident that in the foreseeable future, the EU is not willing to provide its candidate countries the same economic and social rights, which the current members enjoy. Assessing this and drawing the conclusions is the starting point for a more realistic picture of Europe. Related Articles The role of foreign capital in … Continue reading Neo-liberal stuctural change and transnational capital in the deepening of European integration and in the enlargement of the EU →

Conservatism or concentration of power?

"Cultural struggle" is said to have been the blind alley that caused the derailing of the systemic change after the promising start of 1989. Tendencies of the early 1990s have also reappeared after 1998. The editorial board asked the renowned literary historian to provxle an analysis of the situation. Related Articles No related articles.

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