Exclusion will alienate Central-East European young
Civic disengagement among young Central-East Europeans holds risks of radicalisation
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- Non-voting expatriates
- Political disengagement
- Party membership
- Voting
- Hit by recession
- Sense of exclusion
- Emigration option
- Scepticism about EU and democracy
- No left turn
- New left
- Old left
- Rightward drift
- Limited far-right appeal
- An appetite for protest voting
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