What have I found under the Christmas tree! 🎄
My latest article is published on the Northern Ireland Conflict from the historical context to its representation on the Belfast murals.
The article is available in Hungarian:
https://t.co/zoExLXIHLM
Paper of @PterBalogh6 and his co-author, Katalin Kovály, published in Nationalities Papers on securitization of Ukraine’s small ethnic Hungarian minority in recent years
Priszcilla Hafenscher and Ferenc Jankó have published an article "(Re)presenting nature: contrasting field and media communication of environmental experts in a Hungarian context" https://t.co/r1lxUJB5D1 (50 free online copies).
Ferenc Janko has published a book, "From Borderland to Burgenland" with @CEUPress.
It tells a story of how geographical knowledge helped transform Hungary's westernmost lands into an Austrian region.
It's open access!
https://t.co/8bjZsO7Kig
Our department's Dr. Ferenc Janko and Dr. Marton Berki @MartonBerki published their study of the dehumanization of migrant workers in the Western Hungarian city of Sopron.
The article is open access.
https://t.co/4fCT1LmNQN
Dr. Ferenc Gyuris and Dr. Robert Gyori form our department, together with Dr. Steven Jobbitt (@lakeheadhistory), published a new article on the history of fin de siècle Hungarian geography (in Annals of @theAAG):
https://t.co/3Byt2OoTXh
I'm so excited to talk about the Northern Ireland conflict and Belfast murals on Radio Trend FM. Turn on your radio to hear more on Thursday at 4:00 PM.
https://t.co/09BJr3AzCZ
My very first popular science articles were published in the Földgömb magazine. One article explains the complexity of Northern Ireland conflict, the other one presents the history of 'the Troubles' with the Belfast murals.