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Rozdělení sítěmi: Jak na extremismus v demokracii - debata na Světu knihy
Division by networks: How to Extremism in Democracy - a debate on the world of a book
Event by: TOPAZ
Location: Výstaviště Praha Holešovice, Výstaviště 67, Praha 7
Talks & discussions
About event
The debate is devoted to the threat to democracy in Central Europe with a focus on political polarization, radicalization and declining confidence in democracy. It will deal with external interference, social networks and the causes of extremism among young people. It also offers a solution to prevent democracy.
📚V will present our latest publication "How to defend democracy at the time of digitization," which you can pick up for free at the Topaz HA107 stand.
Investigative journalist
🔹Peter Hefele, political director of Wilfried Martens Center for European Studies
10:00 - 10:50
📍KDE: World of Book, Hall of Josef Škvorecký, Prague Holešovice Exhibition Center
The event is organized by Topaz, Campus Tivoli and Martens Center for European Studies. They bear the organizers, the European Parliament does not pay for this activity.
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This panel Discusses Threats to Democracy in Central Europe, Focusing On Political Polarisation, Online Radicalization, and Declining Democratic Trust. Influence, The Impact of Social Media, and Drivers of Extremism Among Young People, offering solutions to preserve democracy. HA107. Center for European Studies
🔹ladislav Cabada, Vice-Rector, Metropolitan University Prague
📍Where: Book World Prague 2025, Josef Škvorecký Hall Support from the European Parliament.
📚V will present our latest publication "How to defend democracy at the time of digitization," which you can pick up for free at the Topaz HA107 stand.
Investigative journalist
🔹Peter Hefele, political director of Wilfried Martens Center for European Studies
10:00 - 10:50
📍KDE: World of Book, Hall of Josef Škvorecký, Prague Holešovice Exhibition Center
The event is organized by Topaz, Campus Tivoli and Martens Center for European Studies. They bear the organizers, the European Parliament does not pay for this activity.
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This panel Discusses Threats to Democracy in Central Europe, Focusing On Political Polarisation, Online Radicalization, and Declining Democratic Trust. Influence, The Impact of Social Media, and Drivers of Extremism Among Young People, offering solutions to preserve democracy. HA107. Center for European Studies
🔹ladislav Cabada, Vice-Rector, Metropolitan University Prague
📍Where: Book World Prague 2025, Josef Škvorecký Hall Support from the European Parliament.