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"Caesarean politics in Hungary and Poland" Co-Authored by Robert Sata Is Open Access

January 8, 2020
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You can now read Robert Sata and Ireneusz Pawel Karolewski's publication of "Caesarean politics in Hungary and Poland" in East European Politics as it is open access.

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New Piece by A. Duman & A. Kemmerling: "Do you feel like an insider? Job security and preferences for Flexibilization across Europe"

January 8, 2020
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Read a new piece by Anil Duman and Achim Kemmerling: "Do you feel like an insider? Job security and preferences for Flexibilization across Europe" in Social Policy & Administration.

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Meet Our Faculty - Daniel Bochsler, Assistant Professor

January 2, 2020
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Ever wonder about the lives of faculty and staff outside of the classroom? Please welcome our sixth guest – Daniel Bochsler, Assistant Professor in Department of Political Science, Nationalism Studies Program and Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy, and International Relations at CEU. 

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Meet Our Faculty - Andras Bozoki, Professor

January 2, 2020
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Ever wonder about the lives of faculty and staff outside of the classroom? Please welcome our seventh guest – András Bozóki, Professor in Department of Political Science, and Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy, and International Relations at CEU.

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Meet Our Faculty - Tamás Meszerics, Assistant Professor

December 11, 2019
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✏️ Ever wonder about the lives of faculty and staff outside of the classroom? Please welcome our fifth guest – Tamás Meszerics, Assistant Professor at CEU Political Science Department. ⠀

Scroll down to check out the weekly spot from our MA students Burcu Kısaç and Dauren Koptleuov: interviews, in which our dear faculty and staff tell about the other part of their lives – the one you’ve always been afraid to ask about.

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