Samuel Rogers is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the School of Social Sciences and Global Studies at The Open University, UK and a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for East European Studies, Free University of Berlin, Germany

• AcknowledgementsList of TablesList of FiguresIntroduction: The political economy of Hungarian authoritarian populism: capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart I: Capitalists without the right kind of capital: state-business relations under (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter one: The development of (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter two: Capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart II: Hungarian authoritarian populism at work: internal and external considerationsChapter three: Fidesz and national capital: the government subsumes domestic businessChapter four: Fidesz and Russian capital: The Paks II extensionChapter five: Fidesz and Chinese capital: The Belgrade-Budapest railway upgradePart III: Authoritarian populism travelsChapter six: The political economy of authoritarian populism: future trajectoriesIndex

Samuel Rogers is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the School of Social Sciences and Global Studies at The Open University, UK and a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for East European Studies, Free University of Berlin, Germany

• AcknowledgementsList of TablesList of FiguresIntroduction: The political economy of Hungarian authoritarian populism: capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart I: Capitalists without the right kind of capital: state-business relations under (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter one: The development of (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter two: Capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart II: Hungarian authoritarian populism at work: internal and external considerationsChapter three: Fidesz and national capital: the government subsumes domestic businessChapter four: Fidesz and Russian capital: The Paks II extensionChapter five: Fidesz and Chinese capital: The Belgrade-Budapest railway upgradePart III: Authoritarian populism travelsChapter six: The political economy of authoritarian populism: future trajectoriesIndex

Samuel Rogers is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the School of Social Sciences and Global Studies at The Open University, UK and a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for East European Studies, Free University of Berlin, Germany

• AcknowledgementsList of TablesList of FiguresIntroduction: The political economy of Hungarian authoritarian populism: capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart I: Capitalists without the right kind of capital: state-business relations under (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter one: The development of (Hungarian) authoritarian populismChapter two: Capitalists without the right kind of capitalPart II: Hungarian authoritarian populism at work: internal and external considerationsChapter three: Fidesz and national capital: the government subsumes domestic businessChapter four: Fidesz and Russian capital: The Paks II extensionChapter five: Fidesz and Chinese capital: The Belgrade-Budapest railway upgradePart III: Authoritarian populism travelsChapter six: The political economy of authoritarian populism: future trajectoriesIndex