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Hungary’s “Dictator” Viktor Orban by Margaret Borse @ University of California, Los Angeles

Hungary’s “Dictator” Viktor Orban by Margaret Borse @ University of California, Los Angeles

by MARGARET E BORSE | Mar 11, 2018 | University of California, Los Angeles

Since Viktor Orban became Prime Minister of Hungary in 2010, democracy in Hungary has clearly been eroding. In the sense that is discussed in “Democracy’s Gatekeepers” by Levitsky and Ziblatt, Viktor Orban displays multiple characteristics are used...
To the Viktor go the Spoils: Orbán’s Campaign Against Democracy by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

To the Viktor go the Spoils: Orbán’s Campaign Against Democracy by Judson Elsholz @ Georgia State University

by Judson Elsholz | Mar 6, 2018 | Georgia State University

Hungary has become a threat to democracy in Europe. Under the rule of Viktor Orbán, Hungary slid from a somewhat stable democracy to what can now be considered a full-blown authoritarian regime. Utilizing a complex plan to manipulate the political institutions of the...

Orbán vs Soros: The Feud Between Right Wing Nationalism and Neoliberalism by Aaron Gillespie @ Columbia University

by Aaron Gillespie | Feb 14, 2018 | Columbia University

The war of words between Fidesz Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Hungarian-American billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros continues to take on certain attributes of  literal war as Orbán and his party’s most recent round of anti-immigrant...

Facts Matter: Fighting Populism in a Post-Truth World. by Matthew Jarrell @ Brown University

by Matthew Jarrell | Oct 3, 2017 | Brown University

The goal of any scientific inquiry is ostensibly to find or at least approximate some sort of truth. When we examine a phenomenon in the world, we strive to make statements or posit theories about it based on the observations we have made and the relevant facts and...
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