Ivan Krastev
Ivan Krastev is a prominent Bulgarian political scientist and thinker known for his insights on democracy, liberalism, and the political landscape of Eastern Europe. He is the co-founder of the Centre for Liberal Strategies in Sofia and a frequent commentator on European affairs. Krastev's work often explores the challenges faced by liberal democracies in the context of rising populism and nationalism, particularly in post-communist countries. His views on the complexities of democracy in Eastern Europe have earned him recognition as an influential voice in contemporary political discourse.
Born on Jan 01, 1965 (61 years old)
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Greece:
Ivan Krastev is an analyst who discusses the nostalgia felt by voters in former East German states.
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Brazil:
Ivan Krastev is a political scientist and analyst discussing the implications of changing memory culture in Germany.
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Switzerland:
Ivan Krastev is a political scientist who analyzes the similarities between Peter Magyar's policies and those of Viktor Orban.
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Switzerland:
Ivan Krastev is a Bulgarian political scientist and currently serves as the interim rector of the Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna.
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Croatia:
Ivan Krastev from the European Council on Foreign Relations commented on the changing nature of war and peace.
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Croatia:
Ivan Krastev from the European Council on Foreign Relations wrote about the changing nature of war and peace.
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Ireland:
Ivan Krastev comments on Donald Trump's short-term thinking compared to authoritarian leaders like Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping.
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Bulgaria:
Ivan Krastev is a co-author of the book 'The Light That Went Out: A Reckoning' alongside Stephen Holmes.
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Switzerland:
Ivan Krastev raises a critical question about America's commitment to freedom in light of its changing global stance.
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United States:
Ivan Krastev described Trump as a nationalist 'without history.'
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