
1. Peter Kreko, (No) Boundaries for Brainwashing? Informational Autocratization and its Cures in Serbia and Hungary
Publisher: Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade Published: 2024 ISBN: 978-86-82324-79-9 Pages: 26 Co-Publisher: Regional Center for Advanced Studies of Humanities, Rijeka Edition: Square Author(s)/Editors: Péter Krekó Share: More DetailsGiven the increasingly intimate relationship between Hungary and Serbia, Hungary’s President Victor Orbán’s model can be increasingly attractive for Serbia on its own ambivalent path towards joining EU and NATO. Despite the fact that Hungary, unlike Serbia, is already their member, media concentration and massive state-sponsored disinformation and conspiracy theorizing is on a less developed stage in the Serbian regime. At the same time, the Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regards Orbán as a role model in many senses. Orbán’s role as a “teacher” of spin dictatorship can contribute to further deterioration of the quality and factuality of the information space in Serbia – if there are no efficient countermeasures from the EU and civil society actors.
