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Curriculum vitae
Name: Tamás SZIGETVÁRI, PhD
Date of birth: 08-05-1972
Place of birth: Budapest
Civil status: married, 6 children
Position:
Senior research fellow
E-mail:
Phone:
06-1-224-67-64
Fields
of Research:
- Economic development in the MENA region
- Mediterranean policy of the EU
- Turkey (EU relations, economic development)
- Infrastructure, services
- Regional development in Hungary
Publications (in foreign languages)
Szigetvári, T. (ed.), The European Union's Eastern Partnership: Experiences, Efforts and Expectations.East European Studies Series, No. 3, 2011, IWE, Budapest:, 150 pp.
"Strong Europe with a Human Touch" - Erwartungen an die erste ungarische Ratspräsidentschaft, (with Gábor Túry, Krisztina Vida) integration, 1/2011, pp. 378-383.
The European Union and the Upheavels in North Africa, IWE Hungary's EU Precidency Series, No. 9, http://www.vki.hu/sn_eng/sn-eng-9.pdf, 23 February 2011
Slovakia, in: Krisztina Vida (ed.): Th impact of the 10 New Member States on EU decision making. The Experience of the first years. FEPS - IWE, Budapest, 2010, pp. 87-96., http://www.feps-europe.eu/fileadmin/downloads/framingeurope/1008_FEPS_IWE_NewEUMS.pdf
The European Neighbourhood Policy. Concept, practice, future and the priorities of Hungary, IWE Working Papers No. 192, December 2009
The European Neighbourhood Policy. Concept, practice, future and the priorities of Hungary, in: Attila Ágh - Judit Kiss-Varga (eds.): The global crisis and the EU respenses. The perspectives of the SBH team presidency, 'Together for Europe' Research Centre, Budapest, 2009, pp. 157-174.
Hungary is looking to the east (with: Krisztina Vida, Zsuzsa Ludvig), EU-27 Watch, No. 9, 2009, pp. 119-121
EU-funded assistance for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Some Member Countries (with Sándor Meisel), Development and Finance, 3/2008, pp. 58-67.
Hungarian economic relations with the Arab world, Hungarian Statistical Review, Special number 11, 2007, pp. 117-135.
Competition and Finance in Italian Road Infrastructure, Development and Finance, 2007/1., pp. 50-60.
The state of infrastructural development in Hungary 1990-2002 (szerk. és társszerző: Ehrlich Éva), MEH, Budapest, 2006, p. 201
Transformation and Hungarian Regional Development: Facts, Trends, Dilemmas and Objectives, IWE Working Papers, No. 137., July 2003, p. 30 (with Éva Ehrlich)
Finanzierungsprobleme der Verkehrsinfrastrukturentwicklung in Polen, Tschechien und Ungarn, Wolfgang Gerstenberger (ed.): Vor dem EU-Beitritt - Tendenzen und Perspektiven des Strukturwandels und der Migration in Zentraleuropa, Dresden, 2002, pp. 65-72.
Transformación y desarrollo regional en Hungría: hechos, tendencias, dilemas y objetivos. In: Dimensiones del desarrollo regional ed. López, Carlos Riojas y Scott, James W. La Colección de Babel No 31. Primavera 2004 Revista Universidad de Guadalajara (with Éva Ehrlich ), pp. 113-128.
Regional Development in Hungary, in: Grzegorz Gorzelak - Éva Ehrlich - Lubomir Faltan - Michal Illner (szerk.): Central Europe in Transition: Towards EU Membership, Regional Studies Ass., Polish Section, Warsawa, 2001, pp. 287-309.
Economic Breakthrough by the Mediterranean Countries in the Context of EU Enlargement, IWE Working Papers, No. 121 (with Louai Balbisi), 2001, p. 16
Regional integration tendencies in MENA (Middle East and North Africa), IWE Working Papers, No. 100 (with Nasser M. Suleiman), 1999, p. 22
Academic qualifications |
1996 - 2002 |
Budapest University of Economic Sciences, PhD in International Relations |
1990 - 1996 |
Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Faculty of International Relations, MSc in Economics |
Working place |
1996 - |
Institute for World Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences,
Research fellow |
Main research fields: |
- The Mediterranean politics of the EU (The Euro-Mediterranean partnership program. Relations between the EU and Turkey)
- Economic and social developments in the Middle East and North African region
- International comparison of infrastructures
- Regional developments in Hungary
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2010 - |
Pázmány Péter Catholic University, International Studies Department, associate professor |
Staying abroad |
09/1999 - 07/2000 |
Visiting research fellow, German Orient Institute, Hamburg |
09/1993 - 07/1994 |
Fellowship in the Habib Boughiba Institute, Tunis
Certificate in "Arab language and civilisation" |
Language knowledge
English, German (fluent)
French, Italian (good)
Arabic, Russian, Turkish (basic) |
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