Description
Book SynopsisThis book explores how the ‘European question’ has been channelled into political competition in Hungary, and how this has affected party strategy, elections and government. It provides a comparative analysis of the politics of European integration and one of the first English-language analyses of the politicsof Hungary since the fall of communism.
Table of ContentsList of tables
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. The contestation of European integration in national politics
2. A short political history of modern Hungary
3. Party ideology and attitudes to Europe
4. Public opinion
5. Parties and voters
6. The government-opposition relationship
7. The politics of coalition-building
8. The referendum on EU membership
Conclusion
References
IndexList of tables
Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 The contestation of European integration in national politics
2 A short political history of modern Hungary
3 Party ideology and attitudes to Europe
4 Public opinion
5 Parties and voters
6 The government-opposition relationship
7 The politics of coalition-building
8 The referendum on EU membership
Conclusion
References
