Where Does the PERC-index Stand? The second report

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Where Does the PERC-index Stand? The second report

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Where Does the PERC-index Stand? or from EU Destructivists to Federalists: the Relationship of Hungarian Parliamentary Parties towards the European Union" is the title of the second report by the research team of the Hungarian Europe Society published on 20 March, 2014.

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