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How Illiberal Democracy Kills Regional Government in Hungary?

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Type = Book Section
Cím:
How Illiberal Democracy Kills Regional Government in Hungary?
Létrehozó:
Szente, Zoltán
Közreműködő:
Calmes-Brunet, Sylvia
Sagar, Arun
Kiadó:
Editions L'Epitoge
Dátum:
2017
Téma:
JS Local government Municipal government / helyi, települési önkormányzat
Tartalmi leírás:
The 19 Hungarian “counties”, which are both decentralised (like the municipalities) and
deconcentrated (like the districts) units of the State, have become less powerful since the
creation of more than 3 100 municipalities in the 1990s. The counties’ local autonomy
has been further restricted under the conservative government that came to power in
2010: in addition to the lack of financial autonomy, the counties lost 4/5th of their
competences; these were transferred to the central government in return for cancelling
their debts. This dismantling of the regional level of self-government and democracy has
resulted in a very strong consolidation of power at the central level; the underlying aim
has been to establish an illiberal democracy dominated by a single political party.
Nyelv:
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Típus:
Book Section
NonPeerReviewed
Formátum:
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Azonosító:
Szente, Zoltán (2017) How Illiberal Democracy Kills Regional Government in Hungary? In: Federalisme, Decentralisation et Regionalisation de l'Europe; Federalism, Decentralisation and Regionalisation. La Collection L’Unité du Droit (XVII). Editions L'Epitoge, Toulouse, pp. 99-114. ISBN 979-10-92684-17-9
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