
FANNI SIPOS – Rusty Beer: Limitations in the revitalization of brownfields – a case study of the Dreher brewery – Magyar Szociológiai Társaság, „Válságról-válságra” című, 2023. évi vándorgyűlése – CORVINUS UNIVERSITY OF BUDAPEST, 17/11/2023-18/11/2023.”
Hajnal, Z. (2023). “Celestial” snapshots: Moral economic revisitations of János Kornai’s the socialist system. Acta Oeconomica, 73(S1), 143-156. https://doi.org/10.1556/032.2023.00039

Presented at the 10th Law and Economics Conference, Law and Economics of Justice: Efficiency, Reciprocity, Meritocracy – panel 2B; at the University of Lucerne, in Switzerland; March 17-18, 2023.
Title of the paper: Shared Joy Is Double Joy – Reciprocal Microfoundations of the Gini Coefficient

CROSSROADS OF HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE: FINDING CUSTOMS IN COMMON? workshop – Glasgow, UK, November 23, 2023.
Title of the paper: Moral Economy – Towards a Reinterpretation

Presented at the „17th Annual International Symposium on Economic Theory, Policy and Applications”. (27-30 June 2022, Athens, Greece)
Title of the paper: Measuring the Level of Technology in Moral Economics

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I had the pleasure to participate in the 28th Annual World Convention, which took place in-person on May 16-18, 2024, at the School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University in the City of New York, USA. The Convention included a range of regional and thematic panels, workshops and research-feedback meetings across social science disciplines, covering different regions in Europe and the World. During the conference, I had the chance to present my paper on migrant integration policy in Europe. This paper is the result of over 13 interviews conducted during 2022 and 2024. The analysis of the interviews is developed into a chapter for my PhD thesis. After my presentation, I received constructive feedback from the discussant and engaged in discussion with other panelists and guests around the topic of migrant integration policy in Europe, with emphasis on Turkish and Maghrebi immigrants in Germany and France. This international conference was an opportunity to enhance my professional networks and gain feedback for my research findings.
My participation in the conference was not possible without the generous funding by the Corvinus Doctoral Schools which covered my travel and accommodation costs while in New York City.


I had the pleasure to participate in the Migrant Inclusion policies and practice course, within the Radboud University Summer School, held the Nijmegen, on July 10-14, 2023.
The course of migrant inclusion policies and practice is well relevant to my PhD thesis topic. I not only attended the sessions, which were a mix of theoretical as well as practical and case study-oriented sessions, but I had the chance to present my PhD proposal and also receive constructive feedback. Moreover, I and the other participants visited the municipality of Nijmegen, where I learned about how migration governance at the local level is being executed. Then we visited a migrant reception center known as (Gezellig Nijmegen; “Cosy Nijmegen”), where I also learned about the role of civil society organizations in the inclusion of immigrants. Special thanks to Corvinus University of Budapest for covering registration fees to attend this important summer school.




Németh, F. (2023). European Political Community: A New Strategic Framework on the Horizon? FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW, 16(1), 57–65. http://doi.org/10.47706/KKIFPR.2023.1.57-65
Németh, F. (2023). Versenyfutás az albánok kegyeiért? In: Ördögh, T. (2013). Válság egykor és ma (pp. 125–142). ISBN: 9789635318957
Németh, F. (2022). Waves Larger than Bilateral Relations. FOREIGN POLICY REVIEW, 2022/1, 125–142. https://doi.org/10.47706/KKIFPR.2021.1.125-142
Németh, F. (2022). Az albán politikai tér változásai Észak-Macedóniában. PRO MINORITATE, (2022. tél), 89–112. ISSN: 1216-9927
Németh, F., & Ármás, J. (2022). Hungarian economic activities in Albania: still an untapped potential? Tirana Observatory, 4(3), 212–217. ISSN: 2707-6156
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Presented at the 6th Balkan Conference at the University of Public Service – Budapest, November 17, 2023. Title of the presentation: Lehet-e az EU új motorja az Európai Politikai Közösség?
Presented at the 5th Balkan Conference at the University of Public Service – Budapest, November 18, 2022. Title of the presentation: Preszpa után: mit adott Észak-Macedóniának a névváltoztatás?
Gyula Pál – Presented at Dräilandertagung 2023 – D-A-CH Conference – Conference of Political Science Associations of Germany (D), Austria (A) and Switzerland (CH)
at the Johannes Kepler University Linz, in Austria; September 11-13, 2023.
Title of the paper: Navigating the Global ‘Zeitenwende’: An outline of a political metamodern perspective and a practical guide.
New Publication
Bálint Zoltán Tóth – Mixed-Use Developments in Phoenix and Tempe, Arizona: Sustainability Concerns and Current Trends – Folia Geographica, 65 (2), 53-77.
Conference Participations

Bálint Zoltán Tóth – Mixed-Use Developments in Phoenix and Tempe, Arizona, Current Trends and Future Prospects – Spring Seminar 2023 of the NEURUS Fellows Programme, Seattle, Washington, 14th of April, 2023

Bálint Zoltán Tóth – Mixed-Use Bálint Zoltán Tóth – Vegyesfelhasználású fejlesztések a Phoenix-metropoliszrégióban – Fenntarthatósági és társadalmi inputok, jelenlegi és várható trendek – 29. Országos Urbanisztikai Konferencia – Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, 19th of October, 2023.

Bálint Zoltán Tóth – Posztkommunista-típusú energiaszegénység a Rákoskeresztúr-városközpont lakótelepen – Magyar Szociológiai Társaság, „Válságról-válságra” című, 2023. évi vándorgyűlése – Corvinus University of Budapest, 18th of November 2023
PUBLIKÁCIÓK
Kozák, K., & Uhljár, P. (2023). A párkapcsolatban élők láthatatlan munkára szánt idejének megoszlása. In A. Pári & M. Gyorgyovich (Szerk.), Család – Érték – Tér (pp. 55-70). Budapest, Magyarország: Kopp Mária Intézet a Népesedésért és a Családokért.
Papházi, T., Uhljár, P., Ferkis, A., & Kapdebo, Á. (2023). Fiatal felnőttek gyermekvállalása: tervek és motivációk. In A. Pári & M. Gyorgyovich (Szerk.), Család – Érték – Tér (pp. 71-90). Budapest, Magyarország: Kopp Mária Intézet a Népesedésért és a Családokért.
Salamin, G., Bocz, J. Gy., & Uhljár, P. (2023). Területi különbségek a családi értékekkel kapcsolatos attitűdökben Magyarországon. In A. Pári & M. Gyorgyovich (Szerk.), Család – Érték – Tér (pp. 237-265). Budapest, Magyarország: Kopp Mária Intézet a Népesedésért és a Családokért.
Uhljár, P., Pári, A., & Papházi, T. (2023). A falusi CSOK hatása a települések népességére. Modern Geográfia, 18(3), 41-52. https://doi.org/10.15170/mg.2023.18.03.03
Nagy, T., Pári, A., Uhljár, P., Ferkis, A., & Horváth-Varga, A. (2022). A nemzeti identitást feltáró kutatás. In M. Péti & B. Ress (Szerk.), A Kárpát-medencei magyarság helye és szerepe a klímaváltozás és a lokális társadalmi átalakulások folyamatában – Tanulmányok. Budapest, Magyarország: Nemzetstratégiai Kutatóintézet.
Balogh, E., & Uhljár, P. (2021). A gyermekvállalási hajlandóság alakulása Magyarországon a járvány idején. Kapocs, 20(1-2), 9-20.
Mitchell, D.; Kasza, L. (fordító); Uhljár, P. (fordító); & Czirfusz, M. (fordító) (2018). Forradalmi vagy forradalomellenes-e a táj? A munka földrajza: küzdelem az életfeltételek átalakításáért Kaliforniában. Eszmélet.
Uhljár, P. (2018). A közösségi hajózás szerepe a budapesti agglomeráció elővárosi közlekedésében. Földrajzi Közlemények, 142(1), 50-61.
KONFERENCIÁK
A Magyar Szociológiai Társaság Vándorgyűlése – Válságról Válságra (Budapest, 2023. november 17.). Anyák, Apák és Gyermekek Szekció. Az előadás címe: A termékenység térszerkezete az Európai Unióban: Mintázatok, szélsőségek, hatótényezők.
VI. Partium-konferencia (Nagyvárad, 2023. november 10.). Népesség- és Településföldrajz Szekció. Az előadás címe: A termékenység térszerkezete az Európai Unióban: Mintázatok, szélsőségek, hatótényezők.
A Magyar Regionálistudományi Társaság XXI. Vándorgyűlése (Pécs, 2023. november 3.). Geopolitikai Folyamatok és Térképzetek Közép-Európában: Államok, Határok, Integráció és Területi Fejlődés Szekció I. Az előadás címe: A termékenység térszerkezete az Európai Unióban: Mintázatok, szélsőségek, hatótényezők.
A Magyar Földrajzi Társaság LXXVI. Vándorgyűlése (Nagyvárad, 2023. október 13.). Társadalomföldrajz Szekció I. Az előadás címe: A termékenység térszerkezete az Európai Unióban: Mintázatok, szélsőségek, hatótényezők.
XXVI. Tavaszi Szél Konferencia (Miskolc, 2023. május 6.). Szociológiai és Multidiszciplináris Társadalomtudományi Szekció, Családtámogatások, Gyermek- és Ifjúságügy Alszekció. [I. helyezés] Az előadás címe: A termékenység térszerkezete az Európai Unió NUTS 2-es régióiban.
XIV. Nemzetközi Nyíregyházi Doktorandusz és Posztdoktori Konferencia (Nyíregyháza, 2022. december 9.). Egészségtudományi – Interdiszciplináris Szekció I. Az előadás címe: Alacsony termékenység az Európai Unióban. Növekedhet-e a gyermekvállalási hajlandóság?
Sociology conference at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

Report
This report provides an overview of the Conference held at Charles University, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, in Prague, Czech Republic.
I presented a segment of my paper on Russian Sharp Power, aiming to analyze the intricate dynamics of disinformation, censorship, propaganda, and collective resentment at the societal level. To achieve this, I employed a comprehensive theoretical framework rooted in the disciplines of sociology, social psychology, and cultural studies. This framework integrated elements from Ronald Inglehart’s Cultural Change theory, Kalevi Holsti’s Role Theory, Irving Janis’ Groupthink theory, and Geert Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions.
The primary objective of participating in the conference was not only to represent Corvinus University of Budapest but also to draw inspiration from sociological insights and gather valuable feedback and comments from scholars directly involved in the field.
Otar Pareishvili
Pursuing a Doctoral a project on Refugee issues, it was my dream to get experience with the copious research and resources of the Centre for Refugee Studies (CRS) at York University, Toronto, Canada. My heartfelt gratitude goes to the Corvinus University of Budapest for granting me the scholarship to visit the prestigious Centre of a ranking university. I am also grateful to CRS, York University to accept and invite me for the Visiting Graduate Fellowship.
As per the invitation, I worked on my doctoral thesis. The CRS provided me separate working spaces both in CRS and CRS Resource Centre. The entire visiting time was spent in three types of activities: working from my desks, meeting with professors, participation in seminars, and attending workshops. However, it was a short-term and self-driven fellowship, I had consultation with one professor expert on Rohingya refugee issues and another professor on refugee camp governance. Since my project focuses on camp governmentality and refugees’ agency, I shared my progress and challenges so far of the project. Upon my targets and consultation with them, I have endeavoured to accelerate my writing and analysis as much as possible. According to a checklist, I searched available collections in the Scott Library (central library) and CRS Resource Centre. Though, it was not possible to take a look at all of them, I explored some of the highly relevant literature during my fellowship. Since they rendered me one-year access to their library, I hope I can utilize the opportunity in writing my dissertation. So far, I find the Visit has inculcated new insights on refugee camps dynamics of refugee as well as state and non-state actors.
In addition to these, multiple seminars and workshop offered me a great scope of gathering and sharing knowledge align to my research project. I participated in two seminars organized by CRS and Canadian Association for Refugee and Forced Migration Studies (CARFMS) on 24 and 25th January respectively. I am thankful to the director of the CRS, who suggested and supported me to participate in workshops and seminars organized by the Canada Research Excellence Chair (CERC) on Migration and Integration at Toronto Metropolitan University. Accordingly, I attended a workshop titled “NVivo Fundamentals” on 26th January and a seminar on 30th January. While the training offered me a chance to excel my skill on NVivo software for my data analysis, I demonstrated and received knowledge regard to my research project by attending the seminar. And wherever possible, I tried my best to present my Corvinus University of Budapest.In fine, I like to say that visiting, mixing and sharing with extraordinary places and persons (professors) always make someone thirsty for new knowledge, and give an impetus for doing better. Thanks again to Corvinus University of Budapest, and York University in sustaining my dream.


Lived transnationalism in times of violent conflict – Cross-border connections and mobilities of people, goods and capital; Paper presentation and PhD Training Participation
Gustav-Stresemann-Institute Bonn, Germany; 27-28 March 2023.
Relevant to my PhD project (Protracted Exile and Agencies of Refugees: A Case of Rohingya Refugee in Bangladesh)
| Symposium name: Lived Transnationalism —- and PhD workshop Participants: apprx. 40 (senior professor, academics, PhD candidate) Participating affiliation: mostly from Europe (dominantly UK, Netherlands, Germany, Sweden) Number of papers: 20. Outcome (tentative): Editorial volume or special issue (not promised). It was really a lively and effective symposium and PhD training on refugee and migration at large. It focused on transnational and translocal life-mobility of refugees and migrant in which I had the scope to share my research on Rohingya refugees’ life in the camps in Bangladesh in translocal connection with host community people and actors. It enriched me with the event’s overall outcome of analysing refugee issue with many actors in transnational connection such as state actors, non-state actors (NGOs, INGOs, IO etc). However, I am not applying this approach of transnationalism in my research, it has widened my scope of thinking and analysing my data critically. Now I find myself more equipped and confident in developing my thesis from more critical angle of international relations. Moreover, the symposium ended by following a workshop for some twenty PhD candidate as well as presenters in the symposium in which the trainer professor offered participatory discussion and feedback on some of our individual research project. It covered many issues of conducting research with people in conflict and violence not exhaustive to methods, ethical issues of data collection and using data in the final thesis, connecting theories with the findings. |
Humanitarian futures
NCHS Humanitarian studies conference, Oslo, Norway, 7-8 June, 2023.
The ‘Humanitarian Futures’ conference was held on 7 and 8 June 2023 and explored the developments, risks, ideals and policies characterising the transformation of humanitarian assistance.
As a panelist, I discussed the complexities of humanitarian governance in Rohingya Refugee Response in Bangladesh. The overview covered the mode of participation and exercising of power by the state actors, non-state actors and refugees in the camps. My other colleagues shared their respective experience of operating in refugee camps, and overall discussion illustrated a scenario of climax and future of growing humanitarian actions for forcibly displaced people across the globe.

Zsigó Zsanett – Kiss Bence Álmos: A lakásépítések városalakító szerepe Érden. 29. Országos Urbanisztikai Konferencia – Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, 19th of October, 2023.

Names: Nagy Zsombor and Porhajas Gábor László
Doctoral School: NEMZETKÖZI KAPCSOLATOK ÉS POLITIKATUDOMÁNYI DOKTORI ISKOLA
Student’s specialization: Geopolitikai és Fenntartható Fejlődés Doktori Program
Name of the conference/training: XXIX. ORSZÁGOS URBANISZTIKAI KONFERENCIA 2023
Organizer of the event: Magyar Urbanisztikai Társaság, HÉTFA
Venue of the event (university, organization etc.): Moholy-Nagy Művészeti Egyetem
Place of the event (country/city): Magyarország, Budapest 2023.10.19.
Title of presentation: Az agglomerációs folyamatok hatásai a győri várostérség önkormányzataira

The Impact of Presenting Research at the Spring Wind Conference on Professional Development: A Case Study on the Protection of Human Rights of Women in the Context of International Migration Crisis By: Nour Al Wattar
Participating in the Spring Wind Conference and presenting my research on “The Protection of Human Rights of Women in the Context of International Migration Crisis” has significantly contributed to my professional development.
Firstly, the conference provided me with a valuable platform to showcase my research and expertise in the field of human rights and international migration. Presenting my research to a diverse audience of scholars allowed me to receive constructive feedback, engage in stimulating discussions, and broaden my perspectives. This experience enhanced my presentation and communication skills, as well as my ability to defend my research in a critical and scholarly manner.
Moreover, the opportunity to present my research in front of esteemed professors Erika and Bence, who are former colleagues of my supervisor Dr. Kirs Eszter, was truly invaluable. Their presence as chairs of the section not only added credibility to the session but also facilitated networking opportunities. I had the privilege to connect with them personally, exchange ideas, and discuss future research prospects.
Additionally, participation in the conference allowed me to establish a wide range of contacts and collaborations. I engaged in conversations with fellow researchers, practitioners, and graduate students who shared similar research interests. These interactions led to meaningful discussions, sharing of resources, and the potential for future collaborations. The connections I made at the conference expanded my professional network and provided opportunities for knowledge exchange, joint research endeavors, and collaborations on academic publications.
Overall, participating in the Spring Wind Conference and presenting my research not only contributed to my professional development but also helped raise the visibility of the University. The connections and collaborations established at the event have the potential to lead to fruitful partnerships, joint research projects, and academic advancements. I am grateful for the opportunity to have participated in such an enriching conference and to have represented my university at this event.

PUBLIKÁCIÓK
KONFERENCIARÉSZVÉTEL
Renáta Ryoko Drávucz – Populist representation through the portrayal of food – ECPR General Conference, Charles University, 4 – 8 September 2023
Renáta Ryoko Drávucz – Food portrayal in populist political communication – IPSA 27th World Congress of Political Science – 15-19 July 2023, Buenos Aires, Argentina
European Conference on Innovation Management – Cultural innovation – Culture of innovation (November 23rd, 2023) organized jointly by University of Pannonia, Veszprém and Corvinus University of Budapest
Presented topic: Success Stories In Green Transition – Glimpse behind the Innovative Transformation of Danish Oil and Gas Company
The 3rd edition of the European Conference on Innovation Management was a great platform to present a part of my research topic of green transition of oil and gas companies. After my presentations I received valuable feedback and ideas both on methodology and literatures which might fit into the research scheme. In general, all the presentations generated fruitful discussions about innovation management, and green transition which has been supporting my extensive research work. Furthermore, the event was a great venue for networking and getting connected with outstanding researchers and successful professional from both industrial and academic sectors.

UACES (University Association for Contemporary European Studies) 54th International Conference in Trento, Italy
Presented topic: Holding Culprits Accountable: Comparing the Green Transition Narratives and Actions of Oil and Gas Companies
Outstanding researchers, scholars, and experts from all over the world have been attending the UACES conference in the magnificent town, Trento, Italy. The venue was a great platform for presentations, panel discussions, and also provided a great opportunity for academic collaboration. The green transition and sustainability featured two of the most popular topics including European Union policies, economic and social challenges in the European and global context. I gained valuable experiences both academic and personal point of views. I collected useful ideas how to utilize narratives in my research scheme, and how to extend my cases study pool of the research.
The inclusivity was excellent at the event, as they were providing all support to participate in the conference with my 2 months old baby.

