Ivan Kalmar
ivan-kalmar.bsky.social
Prof U of Toronto. Studying illiberalism, race, periphery: how are these three connected? East and South peripheries of the EU. Jews, Muslims, Islamophobia, antisemitism. Author of White But Not Quite: Central Europe's Illiberal Revolt.
👤 Joined on 05 December 2024
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3️⃣ Dublin, June 16, 9:00–10:30. Council for European Studies Annual Conference, O'Connor Building L0.15: presenting Unsustainable Democracies on Europe's Periphery: The Politics of Dependent Development in Tunisia and Hungary, organized by @ivan-kalmar.bsky.social, w papers from our special issue.
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I wrote another article for @talkingpointsmemo.com about the lessons one may or may not draw from Orbán's defeat 🇭🇺🗳️⬇️ talkingpointsmemo.com/cafe/three-l...
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There are many lessons to be learned from the Hungarian elections, but one of the key lessons is that the “divide and conquer” strategy works... until it doesn’t, because people stop focusing on what makes them different and start focusing on what they have in common.
Show PostHungary is Back. Orban is out. Constitutional majority in sight for opposition! 30% of votes counted; yet, it's almost 100% that the opposition Tisza party won, based on the current trajectory, new government might control at least 2/3 of seats. New era.
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