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Gerhard Schnyder

  • Professor of International Management and Political Economy, lborolondon.ac.uk
  • Member of the Editorial Board of Corporate Governance Insight, Global Research Foundation for Corporate Governance
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State De-Orchestration of Corporate Social Responsibility: The Backlash against CSR in Brazil under the Bolsonaro Government

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By Jukka Rintamäki, Gerhard Schnyder, Alan Brejnholt
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION In recent years, the role of nation states in corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become increasingly prominent, a development reflected in a growing body of literature on the state's role in shaping corporate conduct (e.g., Cashore et al., 2021; Gond et al., 2011; Kourula et al., 2019; Matten and Moon, 2020; Schrempf-Stirling, 2018).
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Democracy watch, Viktor Orban, Peter Magyar, Hungar

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By Gerhard Schnyder
| Homeland Security News Wire Verified
DEMOCRACY WATCHCould Viktor Orbán Be Back in 2030? Why Péter Magyar Has a Fight on His Hands After Landslide Win Published 14 April 2026 Viktor Orban and his regime have been soundly and thoroughly repudiated by Hungary’s voters in a historic election last Sunday. But defeating Orbán will be a long-term project. A major challenge for the election winner, Peter Magyar, will be to undo the system Orbán has put in place over the past 16 years to exercise near total control over the country.
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Could Viktor Orbán be back in 2030? Why Péter Magyar has a fight on his hands after landslide win

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By Gerhard Schnyder
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The mood was jubilant among liberals and pro-Europeans in Hungary and beyond on April 13 as Péter Magyar led the Tisza party to a landslide election victory. His win ended the 16-year administration of Viktor Orbán’s pro-Russian Fidesz party. Given the high turnout and margin of victory, giving Tisza a two-thirds constitutional majority in parliament, the jubilant mood seems justified. However, defeating Orbán will be a long-term project.
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