Anton Pelinka is a professor of political science and nationalism studies at the Central European University. His books include Politics of the Lesser Evil: Leadership, Democracy, and Jaruzelski's Poland (Transaction, 1999); (co-ed, with Ruth Wodak) The Haider Phenomenon in Austria (Transaction, 2002); and Democracy Indian Style: Subhas Chandra Bose and the Creation of India's Political Culture (Transaction, 2003)
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Published in: openSecurityFrom Pan-Germanism to new populism in AustriaWhen it comes to European exclusionary politics, the Austrian case is a puzzling story of a historically rooted...
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Published in: HomeHungary: democracy through twilight
The sweeping reform programme of Viktor Orbán's Hungarian government is provoking alarm among its domestic critics...
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Published in: HomeAustria after Hans Dichand
The death of a powerful media patriarch is also the end of an era in Austrian politics. After Hans Dichand, the...
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Published in: HomeHungary’s election, and Viktor Orbán’s choice
The decisive victory of Hungary’s centre-right - and the advance of the extreme right - presents the mercurial...
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