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Politics

Slovenia’s Opportunity to Grow as Democracy

Tanja Porcnik, Visio Institut and Liberal Voices Syndicated/May 4, 2022May 4, 2022

On April 24, a parliamentary election took place in Slovenia. The results reflect a clear message from voters that the government needs to change. In mature liberal democracies, a change in government is a time for reflection for all involved in the politics of a country.

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Economy

Ukraine and Opportunity for V4 to Reject Cheap Nationalism

Martin Reguli and F.A. Hayek Foundation/March 3, 2022

The new conflict with the Russian regime, which is reviving its Soviet ambitions, has unified Europe and reminded the countries in the V4 region to realign its interest as well as economic solutions away from the East (Russia and China), and back to the Western Europe and the U.S. spheres of influence.

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Politics

New Social Contract: Does Poland Need It?

Tomasz Kasprowicz and Liberte/May 13, 2021 /Leave a comment

The existence of a need for such an agreement does not mean that it will arise. As I wrote earlier, it requires broad social agreement, and there is no reason for the privileged majority to give up anything. Because why would they? And there will be no new deal without the consent of the majority.

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Society

From Public to “Private” Universities: Model Change in Hungarian Higher Education

Hanna Berbas and Republikon Institute/December 7, 2020 /Leave a comment

The necessity of a reformed Hungarian higher education system became clear in the 2000s: after the regime change in 1990, the number of higher education students was increasing heavily, which decreased the quality of higher education and the value of university diplomas.

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Society

Dreamful Thinking: Anti-Reforms of Health Care in Georgia

Gia Jandieri and New Economic School Georgia/September 1, 2020September 1, 2020 /Leave a comment

Many of the projects and ideas presented by the Georgian government are good examples of wishful thinking. However, when the ruling party is called Georgian Dream, a pursuit of wishes and dreams should not surprise anyone.

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Policy Papers, Think Tank News

New Law on the Right to Assembly in Hungary as Applied in Practice

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/August 12, 2020 /Leave a comment

The regulatory framework of the right to peaceful assembly in Hungary was radically reshaped by a new law enacted in October 2018 by the Parliament where the governing party holds a qualified majority enabling it to modify laws in accordance with its political will.

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Society

If I Were Slovak Minister of Education

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/July 13, 2020July 2, 2020 /Leave a comment

If I were the Minister of Education, I wouldn’t hesitate for a second when it comes to autonomous schools. They create a relatively small opposition among the interest groups in Education, they can achieve a lot in the long-term perspective.

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Economy

2004-2012 Tax Reforms in Georgia

Gia Jandieri and New Economic School Georgia/June 19, 2020 /Leave a comment

The story of Georgia should be an example to all developing nations that any country with the will to do so can take charge of its own tax system and, without the aide or interference of international organizations, create the conditions for economic growth and prosperity.

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Society

Why Does Hungary Not Celebrate Regime Change

Domonkos Kiss and Republikon Institute/May 12, 2020 /Leave a comment

The regime change in the former Eastern Bloc may rarely be connected to one specific date. It is rather considered a process which took place between 1989 and 1990. Of course,there were several important events. But none of them could be identified solely as “the” one that signifies the change of a regime.

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Politics

3+1 Political Topics You Should Pay Attention To in 2020

Zsolt Nagy and Republikon Institute/January 16, 2020April 27, 2021 /Leave a comment

No one could say that 2019 was a boring year when it comes to politics. An impeachment was started against Donald Trump, House of Commons failed to vote the Brexit (twice), and many more. After such an exciting year like 2019, what could we expect from 2020?

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