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This blogpost has been published by Visegrad Revue as an article. You will find the full text by clicking on this link.
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A leértékeléssel illetve adócsökkentéssel versenyképességet elérni igyekvő polgártársaimnak. (Kattints az ábrára nagyításért.) Kommentár nem... -
An interview Lucia Najslova did with me on topics such as the Eurocrisis, the Orbán government, Greece, Italy, the European integrations pro...
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For decades it has been widely believed that Hungarians in Romania are more prosperous than the rest of the country. This no longer seem... -
It is often heard from the far right that gypsies are unwilling or unable to sustain a normal job, due to some alleged deficiency of sociali... -
GDP per capita levels in CEE are famously converging to the West, so let us see whether living standards also are. As comparison countries... -
While an economic wunderkind in the nineties, Hungary has featured amongst the basket cases in the European Union in recent years, along wit... -
The current crisis in Turkey was sparked by government insistence to build a mall, shaped as a one time Ottoman barracks, in place of the l... -
(Source of article: Heterodox International Political Economy by Zoltan Pogatsa) When Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister of the UK... -
One of the most lasting achievements of the neoliberal hegemonic narrative is related to the “collapse” of the welfare state. It is now re...
Very interesting read.
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It is correct analisys Pogi.Congratulation.
ReplyDeleteI read with much interest your article on your blog,"Understanding Hungary: The Social Prerequisites of Political Democracy " and was wondering is the article available in Hungarian?
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