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Media and corruption in Croatia: Beyond the numbers
Written by jelena.prtoric
Croatia may be on its way to join the European Union, but the country has made little progress in securing the media’s independence from political power or in the fight against endemic corruption. Still, youth activism and independent, online participatory media offer some reasons for optimism. It is always difficult […]
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András Inotai on Fidesz and Hungarian politics
Written by Mario Wiedemann
András Inotai, Former Director General of the Institute for World Economics in Budapest, interviewed by Hauke Hartmann, Bertelsmann Transformation Index Senior Project Manager (Bertelsmann Foundation). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v44kI8aSg9c
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Democracy on Life Support: Are Orban’s policies viable?
Written by Tom Fries
These are long versions of the answers that experts gave us for the Lead Article “Democracy on Life Support” which deals with the rollback of democracy in some Eastern European countries. The article is focusing on the situation in Hungary. Below you find the answers from our three interviewees to […]
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Democracy on Life Support: Are the “reforms” entrenched?
Written by Tom Fries
These are long versions of the answers that experts gave us for the Lead Article “Democracy on Life Support” which deals with the rollback of democracy in some Eastern European countries. The article is focusing on the situation in Hungary. Below you find the answers from our three interviewees to […]
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Democracy on Life Support: Is violent conflict possible?
Written by Tom Fries
These are long versions of the answers that experts gave us for the Lead Article “Democracy on Life Support” which deals with the rollback of democracy in some Eastern European countries. The article is focusing on the situation in Hungary. Below you find the answers from our three interviewees to […]
