Róbert László

Robert earned his university degrees from the University of Economics and Public Administration of Budapest (2004) and Corvinus University (2009). He is a professor in the electoral programme at the National University of Public Service, Budapest. Robert's research speciality is the Hungarian electoral system, and he is the leader of Political Capital’s initiatives in this area.

Contributions:

Orbán's regime set out to promote political realignment in Europe
Jobbik’s voters were the most likely to be missing from the opposition coalition’s camp
Orbán could win the election - and lose the world
The victory of the laughing third
Orbán’s Informal System – Always in Motion
The sociopolitical requirements of a potential democratic transition in Hungary
The Day of National Unity in Hungary fails to unite Hungarians
How to assess the Hungarian local election outcome
Sorry, not sorry
Hungary: Fidesz’s clever sleight-of-hand

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