Środkowoeuropejskie Studia Polityczne, 2012, nr 3

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    Media jako forma przedstawień zbiorowych polityki i jej teoriopoznawcze uwarunkowania
    (Wydawnictwo Naukowe WNPiD UAM w Poznaniu, 2012) Kowalczyk, Ryszard
    The paper touches upon the issue of media behavior in the market of public communication and the epistemological determinants of the process of media imaging of political reality. Consequently, it becomes feasible to distinguish two types of messages: one focused on information and the other concentrated on overt or covert persuasion. Thus, the author emphasizes the ritual function of the media, which meets the needs of average recipients as well as those of commercialized media. Therefore a certain interaction ritual of the media that takes place between them and their audience points to the media as entities dynamically responding to changing circumstances and aware of their own potential to create reality.
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    Węgry w latach 1990–2011. Polityczne, ekonomiczne i społeczne przyczyny kryzysu
    (Wydawnictwo Naukowe WNPiD UAM w Poznaniu, 2012) Pająk - Patkowska, Beata; Patkowski, Krzysztof
    The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians praised as an exemplary model of transformation until recently, has become a European outsider, a country whose economic situation is barely better than that of Greece going bankrupt. Both political and socio-economic reasons for the crisis are indicated. The former concern the long years of living beyond their means and the cowardice of the politicians, afraid to tell their fellow citizens that sacrifices are necessary. The economic sources of the crisis concern the procrastination and non-completion of reforms that could have made Hungary a more competitive economy. The third group of factors that contributed to the crisis was related to the condition of Hungarian society, a society that in the mid-nineteen-nineties entered another period described as bús Magyarország, a Hungarian version of Russian smuta (trouble). A period of an upset system of values, sadness, helplessness, a sense of defeat and humiliation have led to mental and moral collapse. All this may result in Hungary’s recovery from the crisis being a very difficult and prolonged process.