Gaspar Tamas on The Failure of Liberal Democracy

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Gaspar Tamas on The Failure of Liberal Democracy

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Nov 25, 2011

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Hungarian philosopher, Gaspar Tamas,on The Failure of Liberal Democracy in Eastern Europe and Everywhere Else. His lecture was delivered at the Munk School of Global Affairs on September 20, 2011. Tamas is a prolific writer of essays with a wide-ranging and distinguished career in academics and government. He was also a leading figure in the East European dissident movements.

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