Technopopulists, Economy of Ideas and Hungarian politics
The rise of the technopopulists
The rise of the technopopulists in The New Statesman The Economy of IdeasThe text is almost 30 years old and still strikingly up-to-date.
How Viktor Orbán changed Hungary's DemocracyViktor Orbán has ruled over Hungary for the past 12 years. In that time, he has rewritten the country's constitution, cemented his power, and openly confronted the European Union. He has cozied up with autocrats in Russia and China and has built an illiberal state. How did Viktor Orban come to power, and what has he done to Hungarian democracy? An insightful, yet accessible, summary of the recent political history of Hungary. The film is important in the context of the elections in April, in which the ruthlessly united Hungarian opposition has a slim chance of defeating Orban for the first time. Will they make it? We will find out soon. How Viktor Orbán changed Hungary's Democracy by Into Europe RefindSpecial offerCheck out Refind, a daily digest of links that make you smart: Refind is like that super intelligent friend who you wish would tell you all the things they read so you could read it all and become as intelligent as them. It asks you your areas of interest, and then sends you a list of 5-10 links to read everyday which will make you smarter. Go for it, sign up today! The SampleSpecial offerA newsletter discovery tool. Based on your interests and feedback, The Sample sends a new newsletter recommendation to your inbox on a daily or weekly basis. Dear reader, thank you for being with us. Do you think more people should read this issue? Share this post on your social media or directly with your friends. PS: You can buy me a coffee in the ko-fi. |
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