Laszlo Bruszt

Writing for PS since 2012
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László Bruszt is Professor of Sociology at the Central European University in Budapest and at Scuola Normale Superiore in Florence.

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Why Polish Judicial Independence Matters
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Why Polish Judicial Independence Matters

Sep 15, 2017 Laszlo Bruszt & Nauro F. Campos explain how domestic courts aid development and ensure the functioning of Europe's single market.

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Brexit and New Europe
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Brexit and New Europe

May 19, 2016 Laszlo Bruszt & Nauro F. Campos warn that a UK vote to stay in the EU would jeopardize the EU's goal of "ever closer union."

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We the People of Europe
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We the People of Europe

Aug 11, 2015 Laszlo Bruszt & David Stark explore the parallels between the EU today and the early years of the United States.

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No Integration without Representation

No Integration without Representation

Sep 1, 2012 Laszlo Bruszt

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The Fall of the Berlin Wall and Social Democracy

Daron Acemoglu

The fall of the Berlin Wall heralded not only the collapse of communism in Europe, but also the destruction of a broader – and far more constructive – social-democratic compact. To prevent a return to extremism and instability, that compact must be refashioned for the twenty-first century.

China’s Risky Endgame in Hong Kong

Minxin Pei

In 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping declared that by the time the People’s Republic celebrates its centenary in 2049, it should be a “great modern socialist country” with an advanced economy. But following through with planned measures to tighten mainland China's grip on Hong Kong would make achieving that goal all but impossible.

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Laszlo Bruszt

Why Polish Judicial Independence Matters

Brexit and New Europe

We the People of Europe

No Integration without Representation

Missing the Big Picture on Poverty Reduction

Global Trade’s Bright (Green) Future

The Fall of the Berlin Wall and Social Democracy

The Digital Money Revolution

The Growing Threat of Water Wars

China’s Risky Endgame in Hong Kong

America’s Feeble Indo-Pacific Strategy

When Markets and Mobility Collide

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