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Economic Policy-Making and Parliamentary Accountability in Hungary

Agh, Attila
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Ilonszki, Gabriella
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Lanczi, Andras
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Agh, Attila
Ilonszki, Gabriella
Lanczi, Andras
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economic ethics
accountability
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Political ethics
Ethics of political systems
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Peace ethics
Governance and ethics
Development ethics
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Ethics and Sustainable Development Goals
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"The study of economic policy-making and parliamentary accountability deal with a series of theoretical and empirical problems. Therefore, a theoretical framework must first be established before their analysis. An understanding of Hungary’s development is linked to how well the country’s stage of early democratic consolidation is defined and explained. This is further related to an understanding of the influence of the dual challenges of globalization and Europeanization. These two issues raise questions about the assumed tension between technocracy and democracy, policy-making and politics, and the nature of the process of parliamentarization in Central Europe in general and in Hungary in particular. These issues are briefly discussed in this introdcutory first chapter. They will be analyzed later in greater depth in the subsequent chapters"(pg 4)
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2002
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