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Réka Kinga Papp

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As seen in: Eurozine, Wiley Online Library
At your public service! Editor in chief @Eurozine; journalist from Hungary, stationed in Vienna
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Surviving in a dying industry

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By Réka Kinga Papp Verified
| Eurozine Verified
I am stepping down as editor-in-chief of Eurozine a title I have worn proudly since 2018 as we weathered many storms together – and I know very well that many a maelstrom are yet ahead for independent and quality publishing. My tenure is over now, and this is conventionally the occasion when I get to thank people and tastefully boast my achievements of six and a half years. I shall refrain from this convention.
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Prefiguring Europe’s future Original

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By Ferenc Laczó, Réka Kinga Papp Verified, Péter Krekó
| Eurozine Verified
Since the war in Ukraine, the Visegrád Four no longer articulates a common voice in the EU. Even the illiberal marriage of inconvenience between Hungary and Poland has broken up. Yet in various ways, the region still demonstrates to Europe the consequences of the loss of the political centre.
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TikTok populism Original

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By Ferenc Laczó, Réka Kinga Papp Verified
| Eurozine Verified
May 9th marks the anniversary of the 1950 Schuman Declaration, which proposed the creation of a European Coal and Steel Community that would merge economic interests. It was the first step towards unifying great powers of Europe. In the aftermath of the Second World War, the prospect of peace and unity brought countries together, eventually birthing the European Parliament in 1958. Since then, the EU has grown exponentially, geographically and in institutional maturity.
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