Intern at Republikon Institute. Interested in the relationship of media and politics, and the field of foreign policy. He believes we can fight fake news by organizing conferences where people with different ideologies meet and express their opinions.

An intern at the Republikon Institute. He is a student of sociology at the University of Amsterdam. Previously, he wrote articles for Hungarian political and cultural magazines, including Magyar Narancs and Élet és Irodalom

Political Science graduate of ELTE Budapest, currently pursuing a Masters' degree in Public Policy and Management at Corvinus University Budapest. Former Republikon Institute trainee and contributor

An independent liberal from the United States.

Director of the Free Market Foundation, which advocates economic freedom, civil rights and tolerance. He is also the Vice President of Civic Platform, which runs anti-racist campaigns and promotes democratic values. He is interested in the relationship between the state and the individual and in the concept and history of liberty. He writes for international press on issues such as intolerance in Hungary and international relations. To promote the concept of individualism, liberty, tolerance and free market, he co-founded a youth organization named Eötvös Club.

Economist at Civil Development Forum (FOR), graduate of Warsaw School of Economics, PhD Candidate. His research interest include fiscal policy, labour economics, political economics, pensions.

Director of the Slovak F.A. Hayek Foundation.

Cooperator of Republikon Institute.

An intern at the Republikon Institute and a 3rd-year Sociology with Quantitative Methods student at the University of Edinburgh