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Using the official election results and its own reasearch Republikon Instutite analyzed the results of the Hungarian national elections in 2014. In this article the most important findings are summed up regarding the turnout and the impact of...
Besides the general turnout and results of the elections Republikon Institute took a deeper look into the performance of each parties as well, with special regard to the changes since 2010, the parties different performance in different regions...
Two think-tanks, The Centre for Economic and Market Analyses (CZ) and F. A. Hayek Foundation (SK) joined to write a study about chosen EU regulations and their impact on economies of the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The text was presented to...
The energy policy of EU, especially its continuing support of renewables, has been rather hot topic in the past few years, with the chief reason being its impact on the electricity prices not only in the Czech Republic but other member states...
While debates over the future of the European Union are increasingly imbued with critical or even Eurosceptic tones, and political parties or groups frequently take a firm line against the Union, it is often forgotten that there exists a distinct...
Short description of the problem: Privatization of library services (contract management) to increase their quality. Country: USA Type of local government: County Name of local government: Riverside County Years of operations: 1997 –...
Immediately after the WWII extreme nationalist and xenophobic parties were classed as dregs of the[W1] society. Yet this did not put an end to their activity; on the contrary. Metaphorically speaking, their activity and social support have...
Thank you, Felicita, Susanne and the ELF bureau, for inviting me to deliver this speech. Tonight, I could tell you a story about the traditions of liberalism in the various member states of the European Union. After all, each country has its...
The short answer is no; it has become even worse. A few months ago I outlined some figures describing the abysmal attendance of members (deputies) of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic[1] during committee sessions...
One in every four EU citizens would either probably or definitely leave their home country to work in another EU member state in the next ten years. The statistics are led by Sweden (52%); whereas, Austria, where only 12% altogether claimed...
