Posts Tagged ‘Hungary’

18
Jan
2019

History of Hungary

categories: information literacy

Rhymes from Central Europe

https://www.neweurope.eu/article/rhymes-from-central-europe/

Norman Stone’s sparkling new book, Hungary: A Short History, is a warning against ignoring history. It presents a country that never quite “caught up” with the West, and therefore never “settled down” to a calm post-nationalist existence. The modernising influence of industrialisation has always been subsumed in the problem of borders, religions, languages, and nationalities.

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07
May
2018

Orban Hungary populism

categories: information technology

PODCAST – Dean Starkman: “We are looking at the Golden Age of Public Corruption”

https://budapestbeacon.com/podcast-dean-starkman-looking-golden-age-public-corruption/

Dean Starkman is a fellow at Center for Media, Data and Society and a visiting lecturer at the School of Public Policy at Central European University, Budapest. He and Ben Novak discuss the challenges facing public interest journalism, the transformation of journalism as whole, and where things are going from here.

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