Orbán’s Defeat and the Future of the Global Far Right

About this event

What does Hungary’s political turning point mean for far-right movements elsewhere? Sheri Berman, Gabriela Greilinger, Ivan L. Nagy and Julia Sonnevend discuss the reach of Viktor Orbán’s political model and whether his defeat signals a broader change. Greilinger brings research on European politics, democratic erosion and gender in far-right movements to the conversation.

German, Austrian or Swiss connection

Gabriela Greilinger was born and raised in Vienna, Austria, and earned degrees in Hungarian Studies and European Studies at the University of Vienna. Her university biography also documents Hungarian family roots and work with Austrian institutions, including the Austrian Institute for European and Security Policy and the newspaper Der Standard. Her connection is Austrian upbringing and education; the panel is not presented as an exclusively Austrian event.

Admission: Free. The organizer has not listed a separate RSVP requirement. The panel takes place in the Rifkind Center, NAC 6/316, at City College of New York.