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Democratic Backsliding in Poland: Why Has Poland Gone to the Dark Side
By Filip Ilkowski (Contribution by), Anna Wierzchowska (Contribution by), Anna Paczesniak (Contribution by), Marta Jas-Koziarkiewicz (Contribution by), Ewa Maria Marciniak (Contribution by), Agnieszka K. Cianciara (Contribution by), Adam Szymanski (Editor), Lukasz Zamecki (Editor), Renata Mienkowska (Editor)
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By Filip Ilkowski (Contribution by), Anna Wierzchowska (Contribution by), Anna Paczesniak (Contribution by), Marta Jas-Koziarkiewicz (Contribution by), Ewa Maria Marciniak (Contribution by), Agnieszka K. Cianciara (Contribution by), Adam Szymanski (Editor), Lukasz Zamecki (Editor), Renata Mienkowska (Editor)
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According to various independent research institutions Poland is now seen as the fastest destabilizing democracy. After 1989, Poland was often presented in the international public discourse as an example of the successful political and economic transition away from Communism. However, since 2015, Poland has been associated with terminologies not previously linked with this country: “nationalism”, “populism” or “breaking rule of law”. The authors of the book analyze the reasons for democrat...
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