Zoekresultaten
… during the formation, there is a risk that we take the rule of law for granted. We like to pretend that the decline of democratic values and norms is something that happens at the borders of the EU, but our own democracy also requires attention and maintenance. This maintenance, the Poles show, is a matter of the long haul. What happens in the voting booth is only a snapshot; it is the long periods between ballot boxes that make the difference. So a vibrant and resilient democracy begins in the streets. … heading in the same direction as Hungary, but since last October's elections, the tide seems to have turned there. The most important lesson we can learn from Poland? Democracy is not made in the voting booth, but on the streets. … Democracy requires maintenance …
Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market (ROA)
carla.haelermans@maastrichtuniversity.nl
en
N. Pestel
ROA / Labour market and training
Research Centre for Educ & Labour Market
School of Business and Economics
n.pestel@maastrichtuniversity.nl
en
N. Ruijs
ROA / Education and transition to work
Research Centre for Educ & Labour Market
School of Business and Economics
nienke.ruijs@maastrichtuniversity.nl
Politieke Wetenschappen
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
m.vink@maastrichtuniversity.nl
ROA / Labour market and training
Research Centre for Educ & Labour Market
School of Business and Economics
a.degrip@maastrichtuniversity.nl
ROA / Health, skills and inequality
Research Centre for Educ & Labour Market
School of Business and Economics
c.vermeulen@maastrichtuniversity.nl
ROA / Human capital in the region
Research Centre for Educ & Labour Market
School of Business and Economics
c.vanoosterhout@maastrichtuniversity.nl