Transnational influences on patterns of mobilisation within environmental movements in Hungary

Article Abstract:

The environmental mobilization in Hungary is analyzed along with the review of the influences of western environmental movements on Hungary. The transnational influence is divided into three essential periods, according to which, the three different stages of development of the national movement are outlined.

Hungary, Environmental aspects, Political aspects

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Clinging on? The Cypriot Greens

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The Cypriots Green or KOP (Kinema Ekologon Perivallonteston - Movement of Ecologists Environmentalists) has re-elected its MP in the 2006 elections. It is to be seen whether the Cypriots Green will just be clinging on in parliament in its second consecutive term or will have an impact on government policies.

Cyprus, Elections, Political parties, 2006 AD

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The re-emergence of the Greek Greens

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The history of the Greeks Greens reveals tremendous struggles as it had to battle the system that was highly unfavorable towards small parties. An account of the hardships and future of the Greek Greens is presented.

United States, Green parties (Political science), Green parties

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