<nettime> moRe: illiberal state

[Janos Sugar <sj@c3.hu>]

The rise of Putinism
By Fareed Zakaria  July 31

When the Cold War ended, Hungary occupied a special place in the 
story of the revolutions of 1989. It was the first country in the 
Soviet orbit to abandon communism and embrace liberal democracy. 
Today it is again a trendsetter, becoming the first European country 
to denounce and distance itself from liberal democracy. It is 
adopting a new system and set of values that are best exemplified by 
Vladimir Putin's Russia but are finding echoes in other countries as 
well.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/fareed-zakaria-the-rise-of-putinism/2014/07/31/2c9711d6-18e7-11e4-9e3b-7f2f110c6265_story.html

http://www.newsweek.com/hungarys-mussolini-vows-make-eu-member-illiberal-state-262127

http://budapestbeacon.com/politics/gaspar-miklos-tamas-democracy-has-ceased-to-exist-in-hungary/


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