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How Illiberal Leaders Attack Civil Society

Increasingly, attacks on civil society and independent media have become normalized throughout central Europe, threatening the future of democracy in the region.

Michael Abramowitz and Nate Schenkkan

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Civil Society Apr 6, 2018 Snapshot

How Illiberal Leaders Attack Civil Society

Increasingly, attacks on civil society and independent media have become normalized throughout central Europe, threatening the future of democracy in the region.

Michael Abramowitz and Nate Schenkkan

Central Europe Mar 7, 2018 Snapshot

Pope Francis' Silence on Central Europe's Migration Crackdown

Pope Francis' decentralized approach to church decision-making means he's unlikely to criticize Central Europe's migration policies.

Victor Gaetan

Pope Francis shakes hands with Polish President Andrzej Duda at a welcoming ceremony at Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow, July 2016.

Slovak Republic Apr 28, 2016 Snapshot

Slovakia Stumbles

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is often compared to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, but in Slovakia, which had largely shaken its illiberal past, the...

Dariusz Kalan

Czech Republic October 1939 Essay

Czechs and Slovaks Since Munich

Josef Han&ccaron;

Civil Society May/June 1995 Essay

Overcoming the Legacies of Dictatorship

The new democracies of Latin America and Eastern Europe are grappling with their dictatorial pasts -- deciding whether to purge the old regimes' officials, hold truth...

Tina Rosenberg

Political Development November/December 1994 Comment

The Fall and Rise of the Communists: Guess Who's Running Central Europe?

In Central Europe the greatest threat to democracy comes not from the nationalists but from the better-organized former communist parties. Encouraging Western-style...

Anne Applebaum

Political Development January 1964 Essay

Czech Stalinists Die Hard

For the first time since the Communist take-over in Czechoslovakia, liberalizing forces are emerging and making headway. In 1963, ten years after Stalin's death, one...

Victor A. Velen

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