Fidesz and the Reinvention of the Hungarian Center-Right
Fidesz and the Reinvention of the Hungarian Center-Right
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2-4 munkanap
Készleten
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2 700 Ft
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3 000 Ft
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2 700 Ft
I have lived outside Hungary since my childhood but have been a frequent visitor to Budapest following the transition to democracy. Since little is known about Fidesz’s development in the West this book fills a gap in explaining to the Western reader what the party stands for.
Leírás
Raktári kód:
127336
ISBN:
9786155164040
EAN:
9786155164040
Megjelenés:
2012.
Kötésmód:puhatáblás ragasztott
Oldalszám:
257
Nyelv:
angol
I have lived outside Hungary since my childhood but have been a frequent visitor to Budapest following the transition to democracy. Since little is known about Fidesz’s development in the West this book fills a gap in explaining to the Western reader what the party stands for.
I?seek to answer the question how Fidesz succeeded in establishing itself as the leader of the center-right and how its sweeping victory in the national elections came about. I?use Fidesz as a case study to illustrate for party systems in general how a party can act as a successful political entrepreneur and restructure the party system by building upon and creating cleavages that serve as a basis for a political identity. The key to Fidesz’s success in establishing itself as a broadly based people’s party was that it was able to adjust to the rapidly changing political landscape.
I?seek to answer the question how Fidesz succeeded in establishing itself as the leader of the center-right and how its sweeping victory in the national elections came about. I?use Fidesz as a case study to illustrate for party systems in general how a party can act as a successful political entrepreneur and restructure the party system by building upon and creating cleavages that serve as a basis for a political identity. The key to Fidesz’s success in establishing itself as a broadly based people’s party was that it was able to adjust to the rapidly changing political landscape.
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