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Peter Bence Stumpf
About Peter Bence Stumpf
A member of the Hungarian Free Market Foundation. A political scientist most interested in electoral systems, political and economic freedom, and humanitarian rights.
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Politics

Article 7 against Hungary: Not-So-Complete Defeat of Viktor Orbán

Peter Bence Stumpf and Free Market Foundation/September 25, 2018 /Leave a comment

On September 12, 2018, the European Parliament voted to initiate sanctions under Article 7 against Hungary. While the decision is definitely not a win for Viktor Orbán on a European level, it did boost his position at home.

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Politics

The Hungarian Government’s War on Transparency

Peter Bence Stumpf and Free Market Foundation/February 15, 2016February 15, 2016 /Leave a comment

One thing Hungarian citizens, businessmen and politicians all agree on, is that rampant corruption is one of the main problems of the country. This situation calls for the increased transparency of government institutions, and for providing easily accessible information regarding the handling of public funds.

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Economy

Excise Duties on Alcohol in the EU

Peter Bence Stumpf and More Liberal Voices/January 6, 2016January 6, 2016 /Leave a comment

To better understand the need for a change in policy, this article first provides a brief overview of the current legislation and its implementation in member states and then looks at how current proposals for new minimum rates were formed. Finally, it evaluates whether increasing taxes on alcohol is the best course of action.

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Politics, Society

Hungary Loses Capable Students Due to Incapable Politicians

Peter Bence Stumpf/December 17, 2015August 29, 2017 /Leave a comment

On November 18 in Budapest, the Free Market Foundation together with the Uninvited Network and the Civic Platform organized a conference on education. Teachers, students, parents, recruiters and education policy experts worked together during the event to identify the issues of the education system and to formulate responses and solutions.

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