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The Covid pandemic has exacerbated political parties’ separation from society and their ensuing loss of representativeness. Depending on whether they are in government or opposition, they have been transformed into representatives of the government in society or behind-the-scenes fomenters of societal discontent. Differences across parties thus depend more on their […]
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Europeans need to fight two viruses, simultaneously and equally vehemently: the new coronavirus, and the political virus which is attacking our fundamental rights and our democracies.
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There are fears that the illiberal right-wing might take over in the 2019 European Election.
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The assistance, care and integration into education and employment of people with disabilities is not the concern of just one nucleus, but of the whole community.
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We have to find other ways of dealing with right-wing demagogue communication patterns.
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The anti-immigration narrative is granting him even more influence.
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An interview by Alain Bloëdt, with Jean-Michel Lafleur about how much nationalist parties have succeeded to frame the migration debate, while the left has remained too sluggish.
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Based on comparative analysis in these four countries, Christian Krell, Henri Möllers and Niklas Ferch proposed five strategies to change this alarming situation.
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According to Tamás Boros, the reality of the past years, particularly in Hungary, showed that this logic was flawed.
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