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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Viktor Orbán"”.

  1. Transnational Network of Autocrats. Study of Democratic Erosion

    … Through a comparative analysis of Hungary under Viktor Orbán and the United States during Trump’s second term, the research identifies a pattern of democratic decline that is neither abrupt nor isolated, but rather gradual and transnational in scope. The study draws on theories of personalist …

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  2. Transatlantic perspectives on contemporary populism: A narratological approach to the rhetoric of prominent US and European populist leaders

    … am interested in the Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán; Marine Le Pen of France; Geert Wilders of the Netherlands; the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and Senator Bernie Sanders of the United States. These case studies will be analyzed in an effort to understand the variance …

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  3. Socially necessary labour: countering the regime of speculative capital. A decolonial case-study from the east-central european semiperipheries in the age of illiberal democracy

    This thesis provides an in-depth analysis of ‘postartistic practices’ in Hungary and Poland between 2010 and the present day, a period marked by the far-right authoritarian turn of the two countries in the East-Central European (ECE) semiperiphery, commonly referred to as ‘illiberalism’. To gauge …

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