2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-10594-5
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The Political Economy of Hungary

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“…Hungary's potential as an FDI recipient explains why, after all, European reactions to its nationalist and illiberal policies have been limited. Hungary and European big businesses share key interests and Orba´n's hard immigration policy is not new in the EU (Fabry, 2019). Within Hungary, the socialist and liberal opposition keeps fragmenting, and radical-right Jobbik has become the second biggest party.…”
Section: Hungary's Nationalist Neoliberalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hungary's potential as an FDI recipient explains why, after all, European reactions to its nationalist and illiberal policies have been limited. Hungary and European big businesses share key interests and Orba´n's hard immigration policy is not new in the EU (Fabry, 2019). Within Hungary, the socialist and liberal opposition keeps fragmenting, and radical-right Jobbik has become the second biggest party.…”
Section: Hungary's Nationalist Neoliberalismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Usually associated with the liberal-capitalist semi-periphery (Vliegenthart, 2010), Hungary has emerged from harsh neoliberal policies with a peculiar combination of neoliberalism and an illiberal, ethnocentric, form of nationalism. While this has not translated into fully fledged authoritarianism, since 2010 Prime Minister Viktor Orba´n has adopted increasingly ethnicist and authoritarian policies (Boz oki, 2011;Fabry, 2019;Szikra, 2014).…”
Section: Hungary's Nationalist Neoliberalismmentioning
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“…Tras años de un cierto pluralismo político y apertura al sistema democrático, Hungría fue Religión, eurocentrismo y nacionalismo en Hungría: la «democracia iliberal» de Viktor Orban considerada, durante años, uno de los refrentes de la "tercera ola" de democratización (Scheiring, 2018), enmarcado en un proceso de neoliberalización de la economía entre 1990 y 2006 (Fabry, 2019). Esto cambia a partir de la segunda década de siglo, cuando la hegemonía de Viktor Orbán se perpetúa ininterrumpidamente desde 2010 (véase tabla 1 en el Apéndice), después de rentabilizar la inestabilidad económica presente en los años 2008-2009(Molnar y Doczi, 2020Molnar y Whigham, 2021).…”
Section: Hungría Europa Y El Porvenir |unclassified
“…Csak közvetetten, mert az államszocialista országok is fel kívántak zárkózni a tőkés világgazdaság centrumához, s ennek érdekében részt vettek a globális tőkefelhalmozás hasznainak elnyeréséért folytatott világszintű versengésben (Gagyi 2020). Ez az oka annak, hogy a létezett szocializmusokat vagy államszocializmusokat néhányan államkapitalizmusokként értelmezik (Dale 2011;Tamás 2011;Fábry 2011Fábry , 2017Fábry , 2019. E gyári hibás államszocializmusok sok szempontból valóban kapitalista formajegyeket mutattak és -ahol még vannak -mutatnak ma is.…”
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