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The rise of Hungarian populism :
Author · Antal, Attila,
Publication · Emerald Publishing Limited,, 2019.
Edition · Not specified
ISBN · 9781838677510 (e-book)
Language · Not specified
Subjects · Populism; Hungary.; Political Science; Political Ideologies; General.; Political ideologies.
Call number · JN2067
Availability · 0 of 0 copies available
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