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Uszkiewicz Erik, Wojciech Przybylski, Kende Anna
Hegedűs István
Kende Anna
Orbán Sándor
Kende Anna
Ida Eklund Lindwall
Schweitzer András, Martin Mycielski, Ida Eklund Lindwall
Elodie Vialle, Bénédicte Williams
John Lloyd
Szilágyi Anna, Végh Zsuzsanna
Elodie Vialle
Kocsis Györgyi, Martin Ehl
Filip Struhárik
Bayer Judit
Alberto Alemanno
Michael Schudson
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Audio icon Media coverage in Klubrádió

The international workshop "From Populist, Illiberal Political Narratives to Conspiracy Theories and Fake News in the Visegrád Region and Beyond" organised by the Hungarian Europe Society and supported by the Friedrich Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit was held on 7 June 2018 at the conference room of the National Association of Hungarian Journalists (Vörösmarty utca 47/A, H-1064 Budapest).​

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From Populist, Illiberal Political Narratives to Conspiracy Theories and Fake News in the Visegrád Region and Beyond - Narrative Report
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07 June 2018.
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