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Elections in Lithuania: President and PM to Face Off in Second Round
14 May 2024
30 August 2018
Visegrad Insight Fellow
Breakthroughs in the rule of law debates for Poland and Hungary are needed to evade a no-win scenario
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Visegrad Insight Fellow
Visegrad Insight Fellow and re:constitution fellow. Political scientist and sociologist, a researcher at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Vice-president of Amnesty International Hungary and a guest lecturer at the Foreign Service Institute of the State Department of the United States. Focusing on informal power and populism in the context of Hungarian and Polish democratic backsliding.
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