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a network of NGO-s, think tanks and like-minded organisations in the Central European region and beyond to publish and exchange their (alternative) ideas and analyses.
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Register and upload your publication, related to the on-going debates about the future of Europe and the role of the Visegrad Group inside the European political and economic integration.
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The Hungarian Europe Society introduces its Open Space online platform for think tanks, NGO-s, and individuals from the Central European region and beyond. New users can swiftly register. Following our approval they can easily upload their publications which are supposed to focus on fields of common interest. We are waiting especially for fresh ideas which support and intend to renew the politics and policies of liberal democratic systems. Alternative concepts might confront populist/illiberal narratives and practices. The online platform will also give space for discussions, blog posts and other forms of dialogue for the participants.

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2012
Fiscal governance in Hungary, Jankovics, László , Fiscal frameworks across Member States: Commission services country fiches from the 2011 EPC peer review. Occasional Papers, Volume 91, p.20-26, (2012)
Hungary is not a colony, Hegedűs, István , Visegrád Revue, Visegrád, (2012)
2011
Hungarian Fortress, Hegedűs, István , El pais, Volume 2011, (2011)
Media Representations of EU Matters in National Media Systems - The Hungarian Case, Hegedűs, István, Sükösd Miklós, and Jakubowicz Karol , Media, Nationalism and European Identities , Budapest, (2011)
Is there any need for the Visegrad Group?, Izsák, Dániel , Budapest Business Journal, (2011)
The trio presidency in the European Union of the Lisbon Treaty, Bátory, Ágnes, and Puetter Uwe , The case of the Spanish, Belgium and Hungarian group presidency, Number Working paper 01/2011, Budapest, p.14, (2011)
The trio presidency in the European Union of the Lisbon Treaty - The case of the Spanish, Belgium and Hungarian group presidency, Bátory, Ágnes, and Dr. Puetter Uwe , 01/2011, Budapest, (2011)
2010
The Danube - the reinvented symbol of Europe, Koller, Boglárka , 05/2010, Budapest, (2010)
My Answer is No - “Constitutional Debate: Does Hungary need a new Constitution?”, Hegedűs, István , (2010)
2009
Analysis of the Hungarian Visa System with regard to Moldova, Russia and Ukraine, Molnár, Tamás, Illés Sándor, and Melegh Attila , 06/2009, Budapest, (2009)
Europe Divided Then and Now, Dóczi, Zoltán , Varsò, (2009)
Europe Divided - Then and Now, Wasilewska, Olga, Juraj Buzalka, Dóczi Zoltán, Horbowski Tomasz, and Michal Thim , Warsaw, (2009)
Gloomy Celebrations, Hegedűs, István , (2009)
Gorbachev's go-ahead, Schweitzer, András, and Kramer Mark , Hungarian Quarterly, 12/2009, (2009)
Hungary in the Schengen system - Bastion or Gateway?, Molnár, Tamás, Illés Sándor, and Melegh Attila , 06/2009, Budapest, (2009)
2008
After the ‘crisis’ - increasing public support for the EU, Hegedűs, István , (2008)
Földközeli pálya, Bartha, Attila , HVG, 03/2008, (2008)
Public Finance Reform in Hungary: Light at the End of the Tunnel?, Jankovics, László , Country Focus, Volume 5, Issue 4, (2008)
2007
Határhelyzet és átmenet, Hankiss, Elemér , Élet és Irodalom, 02/2007, (2007)
The Migration of Constitutional Ideas, Scheppele, Kim Lane, Choudhry Sujit, Hirschl Ran, Tushnet Mark, Weinrib Lorraine, Goldsworthy Jeff, Sajo Andras, Rosenfeld Michel, Gaudreault-Desbiens Jean-François, Cossman Brenda, et al. , Toronto, (2007)
2006
‘Goulash capitalism’ keeps Hungarian workers at home, Hegedűs, István , EURACTIV, 09/2006, (2006)
Polish Foreign Policy - Confronting Reality, Smolar, Aleksander , Newsletter of the Institut für die Wissenschaften vom Menschen, Volume 92., (2006)
Political Clientelism in Hungarian Journalism - The Burden of Post-Communism or a Long-lasting Model of Polarized Bi-partisanship?, Hegedűs, István , (2006)
Symposium der Stiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur zur Verbesserung der Unterstützung der Opfer der SED-Diktatur, Meckel, Markus , Symposium of the Foundation for the Reconciliation of the SED Dictatorship to improve assistance to victims of the SED Dictatorship vol X., 05/2006, Berlin, (2006)
2005
Britain and Europe, Hegedűs, István , (2005)
2004
Derecho Comunitario, del Pozo, Carlos Francisco , Barcelona, (2004)
New Modes of Governance in the European Union, Wallace, Helen , (2004)
2003
The monetary framework after accession – a political economy analysis of ERM2, Fölsz, Attila , European Integration online Papers (EIoP) Vol. 7 (2003) N° 2; , (2003)
PUBLIC OPINION – A STUMBLING BLOCK TO ENLARGEMENT? An analysis of the relation between costs and benefits of eastern enlargement and their perception in current EU member-states, Husz, Dóra , 04/2003, Budapest, (2003)
Testimony on North Korea to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Palmer, Mark , (2003)
2002
Aggódó magyarok, , Figyelő, (2002)
Hungary and the European Union: Ante Portas?, Hegedűs, István , (2002)
Media, Political Discourse, Mass Mobilization and Power in Hungary, Hegedűs, István , (2002)
2001
The 11 September Terrorist Attacks and the Rules of International Law, Valki, László , (2001)
Media, Politics, Ideology in Hungary, Hegedűs, István , (2001)
Opening Remarks Falun Gong March on Washington, Palmer, Mark , (2001)
Terrorism and Human Rights, Russell-Johnston, Lord , Assembly of the Council of Europe, (2001)
2000
Belül tágasabb. Az Európai Unió országjelentéséről, Hegedűs, István , Magyar Narancs, (2000)
1999
Orban Strikes Back, Hegedűs, István , (1999)
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Regional Stability and State Building within the EU Frame in South East Europe, Huszka, Beáta , Liberals for the Balkans - South-East European Network (LiBSEEN) , 02/2007, Ljubljana, (0)

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The Hungarian Europe Society, as a non-partisan and non-governmental organisation, is committed to the ideal of a unifying Europe and wishes to promote Hungary’s ever-deeper integration into Europe. We believe that the founding of the European Union and the subsequent accession of the post-communist countries after the regime-change ranks among the most magnificent chapters in our continent’s history. In the interest of European citizens – Hungarians included – the advantages offered by a common Europe must be fully exploited!

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