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Hungary

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Conversations with Members of the Hungarian Radical Right

  • Katherine Kondor
  • October 8, 2020
Introduction “I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know how to process what was happening, only by going on living my life and being afraid of gypsies” explained Péter*,…
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Grieving Greater Hungary: Trianon, Orbán, and the Hungarian radical right

  • Katherine Kondor
  • September 22, 2020
In the Hungarian collective memory, few events evoke as much emotion as the Treaty of Trianon. Referring to the peace treaty signed at the Grand Trianon Palace at Versailles on…
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COVID-19 Could Be A Harbinger Of Authoritarianism

  • Dan Stone
  • May 30, 2020
Radical right governments are exploiting COVID-19 as an excuse to expand their power. There are few worse culprits than Hungary’s Viktor Orbán. In his televised 9 April Easter message, the…
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What Hungary’s Nationalist Farmers Have Against Orban

  • Balsa Lubarda
  • May 6, 2020
The Hungarian far right envisages agricultural alternatives to Viktor Orban’s populism. Balint is a 30-year-old PhD student from northern Hungary, with expertise in organic farming and environmentally friendly agriculture. Well…
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February 2020: a busy month for Europe’s radical right

  • Michael Colborne
  • February 13, 2020
The continent’s radical right fringes might be able to end the month with a victory at the ballot box. February 2020 will be a busy month for some of the…
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Is the radical right really anti-climate? Some evidence from Hungary

  • Balsa Lubarda
  • June 3, 2019
From the Inaugural CARR Conference For three days, the Richmond University in London was not only the site of insightful and thought-provoking presentations during the inaugural CARR conference, but also…
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A short account on the experience of interviewing the far-right: anticipating ‘that’ moment

  • Balsa Lubarda
  • April 12, 2019
As I was anxiously finishing my beer and looking around an empty and fusty pub in inner Budapest, the prospects of my fieldwork and research appeared rather gloomy. I, a…
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When the wounded nation strikes back

  • Cathrine Thorleifsson
  • April 11, 2019
Many scholars and observers have noted that our historical moment is marked by an extraordinary populist nationalist conjuncture (Brubaker 2017). Across European contexts and beyond, radical right parties have obtained…
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The EU’s Putin Wannabes

  • Ruth Wodak
  • October 23, 2018
The Austrian Habsburg Empire was famous for its motto: ‘not to lead wars but instead, to marry [and to colonize more territories]’; frequently repeated in Latin, bella gerant alii, tu felix Austria,…
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Gender (studies) trouble in Hungary

  • Megan A. Armstrong
  • September 8, 2018
Gender studies challenge existing structures that are perceived as natural and enduring, and in doing so, they directly challenge the ideological commitments of the radical right. In August, an announcement…
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