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The fascist authoritarian model of illiberal democracy

Frontiers in Political Science, 2022
Based on our observations and scholarship about how democratic norms are currently being undermined, we propose a model of fascist authoritarianism that includes authoritarianism, the production and exaggeration of threats, conspiracy-oriented propaganda
Philip T Dunwoody
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Comparative populism: Romania and Hungary [PDF]

Eastern Journal of European Studies, 2022
The paper aims to test the mechanism of autocratic populism (term which will be used as a synonym for illiberal democracy) in Hungary and Romania.
Zoltan BRETTER
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Overselling democracy–claiming legitimacy? The link between democratic pretention, notions of democracy and citizens' evaluations of regimes' democraticness

Frontiers in Political Science, 2022
Many non-democratic countries anchor the word “democracy” in their national constitutions and everyday rhetoric, while ignoring the conceptual roots of democracy and its scholarly-defined procedural standards.
Lennart J. Brunkert
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The political economy of reinstating capitalism in Poland: 1989-2020

PSL Quarterly Review, 2022
The article is a contribution to the ongoing series on the future of reformed capitalism. The author attempts to shed some light on the past and the present of capitalism as reinstated in Poland over the years 1989-2020 and on its turn to ...
Jerzy Osiatyński
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Venezuela such as an example of a stable dictatorship in Latin America

Trans-pasando Fronteras, 2023
The following article aims to analyse the current situation in Venezuela, identifying some helpful information written by academics on this topic. Thus, this essay will focus on the five stages a government faces when it loses legitimacy, as described by
Alejandro Diaz Castro
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Musical echoes of a trauma: Listening to phantasms in the dark fantasy Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) [PDF]

Muzikologija
This article examines how music in the film Pan’s Labyrinth [El laberinto del fauno] conceptually generates opposing phantasms. Reflecting the trauma of early Francoism, specifically the Spanish Civil War, the soundtrack oscillates between the ...
Buljančević Rastko
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POLITICAL EVOLUTION AND INVOLUTION IN HUNGARY AFTER THE ACCESSION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Studia Universitatis Babeş-Bolyai. Studia Europaea, 2018
After the fall of communism, Hungary was one of the leading country in Central and Eastern Europe to pursue democracy and market economy. In short time, it was praised for its achievement in those areas, and soon Hungary was invited to join NATO, and ...
Ovidiu VAIDA
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Democracias liberal e iliberal na América Latina

Opinião Pública, 2009
Este artigo examina a incidência da democracia liberal e "iliberal" na América Latina, de 1978 a 2004. Demonstra, em primeiro lugar, que a democracia iliberal - que combina eleições livres e justas com limitações sistemáticas aos direitos dos cidadãos ...
Peter H. Smith, Melissa R. Ziegler
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Democracy revisited? Prospects of (liberal) democracy (not only) in the East-Central Europe

Politics in Central Europe, 2021
Scholarly debate about the prospects of democracy have undergone a fundamental change in the last three decades. While the period of the 1990s might be distinguished by extensive optimism, in the 2000s we can observe a distinct change towards a more ...
Cabada Ladislav
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Illiberal Constitutionalism: The Case of Hungary and Poland

German Law Journal, 2019
This Article argues that, as far as Hungary and Poland are concerned, the use of term “illiberal constitutionalism” is justified. It also claims that, without denying that other states could also be considered illiberal democracies, Hungary and Poland ...
Tímea Drinóczi, Agnieszka Bień-Kacała   +1 more
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