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Mapping the Network of Hungarian Extremist Groups: An In-Depth Analysis Sequence Paper

2013
01 Oct
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Mapping the Network of Hungarian Extremist Groups: An In-Depth Analysis Sequence Paper

Author(s): Victoria Fomina, Athena Institute

This detailed piece gives an in-depth and extensive analysis of the correlations between group size, threat levels and the connections that the groups have with one another, providing experts, key stakeholders, law-enforcement agencies and the interested public with a new angle in the study of domestic extremism in Hungary.

  • English
  • Europe
  • Extremism (Far-Right)
  • Hungary
  • Report/Research Paper
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