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Democratic Deconstructions

Date de publication
10 March 2017
Accroche

Today’s democratic governments appear less legitimate and their longevity less assured than ever.

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Hungary: Not Such a Black Sheep Within the EU

Date de publication
01 March 2016
Accroche

Despite a heavy toll in some sectors, Hungary has managed to reap the benefits of membership to the EU via the Structural Funds and access to the single market. The freedom of movement has also become a treasured right among Hungarians, for leisure and for jobs – about 500,000 have gained employment in other European countries.

Local Momentum for Global Governance: The Management of Transboundary Pollution. The Baia Mare Cyanide Spill, Romania 2000

Date de publication
16 November 2008
Accroche

How can we, and should we manage cases of transboundary pollution? 

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Hungary: Not Such a Black Sheep Within the EU

Date de publication
01 March 2016
Accroche

Despite a heavy toll in some sectors, Hungary has managed to reap the benefits of membership to the EU via the Structural Funds and access to the single market. The freedom of movement has also become a treasured right among Hungarians, for leisure and for jobs – about 500,000 have gained employment in other European countries.

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