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What Makes or Breaks a Democracy: Lessons from Hungary

What Makes or Breaks a Democracy: Lessons from Hungary

Hardcover

General Political Science

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ISBN10: 9048579317
ISBN13: 9789048579310
Publisher: Central European University Press
Pages: 190
Language: English

Democracy has been in a global decline for two decades. Why? Is it because of the emergence of populist leaders? Rising inequalities? The spread of illiberalism? Social media? Identity politics? This book investigates the potential causes while focusing on a peculiar case.
Hungary--a country in East Central Europe--has been unique in exhibiting a quick and thorough democratization in 1989-1990, and then, after two decades, an opposite sequence that turned it into an electoral autocracy. This book evaluates potential factors by analyzing the post-1989 Hungarian trajectory and comparing it to other countries of the region.

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