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Aliz Keszthelyi

ABOUT Aliz Keszthelyi
A junior research analyst at 21 Research Center and currently finishing her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology at the University of Warwick. Her research interests are social inequalities, social-, and political theories (e.g. populism, postcolonial theory) and more specifically the sociology of food and identity.
Minding the Gap: Deepening Polarization in Poland and Hungary
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Minding the Gap: Deepening Polarization in Poland and Hungary
Once front-runners of democracy in the CEE region, Hungary and Poland have become the most prominent cases of democratic backsliding in the EU. The two countries are famous for their centuries-old friendship (...). While their governing parties and populist leaders are careful to strengthen their friendship, the divisive rhetoric of Fidesz-KDNP and Law and Justice (PiS) managed to excavate the gap among their own people.