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MEZEI István

Mezei István
Central and North Hungarian Research Institute
Regional Development Research Department

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Curriculum Vitae

Personal data

Name : Mezei István

Place and date of birth : Szolnok, February 1st,1951

Marital status : married, three children

Contact

landline Work +36 (1) 309-2600 / 1444
landline Centre +36 (1) 309-2684
fax Work +36 (1) 309-2688
E-mail mezeii(at)rkk.hu

Education and training

1978Faculty of Arts, Kossuth Lajos University of Sciences, Debrecen — teacher of Hungarian language and literature and history
1989Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty and of Arts, Budapest — University Doctors’ Degree
2005Debrecen University, Doctoral School of Earth Science (Social Geography and Regional Development Programme) — PhD

Language skills

German (reads, lectures)
English (reads, lectures)

Places of work and employment

1979—1984Diósgyőr Secondary Grammar School (Miskolc) — secondary school teacher
1984—1990Miskolc University — university lecturer
1990—2008CRR of HAS, North Hungarian Department (Miskolc) — research fellow
2009—2013CRR of HAS Budapest Department — research fellow

Teaching activities

2000—2003lecturer, Miskolc University, Department of Sociology
2001—2003lecturer, Miskolc University, Department of Regional Economics
2008—lecturer, Pál Tomori College, Kalocsa

Scientific activity

1992—Hungarian Sociological Association, member
1993—Magyar Szociológiai Társaság Oktatásszociológiai Szakosztály, member
2003—Hungarian Regional Science Association, member

Awards

1990Oktatási miniszteri dicséret

Subjects taught

Settlement sociology (Miskolc University, Department of Regional Economics)
Social geography (Pál Tomori College, Kalocsa)

Research fields

local-government services
local society
cross-border relations

Trips abroad

1988study trip — Slovakia
1989study trip — Germany
1990study trip — Germany
1996study trip — United States
1999study trip (Erasmus scholarship) — Germany
2002study trip (scholarship) — United Kingdom

Presentations

Pavol Jozef Safarik University, Kosice — Slovakia

Publications

 

BOOKS
Urban Development in Slovakia. CRS of the HAS, Pécs (Hungary) – Forum Minority Research Institute Samorin (Slovakia). 2010. 188 pp. ISBN 978-80-89249-39-8
A magyar-szlovák határ menti kapcsolatok esélyei. Dialóg Campus Kiadó, Budapest–Pécs. 2008. 160. pp. (Chances of Hungarian-Slovak Cross-Border Relations.)
STUDIES
The Possibility of Organic Development in Hungary (with special regard to the changes in the functions of cities and cross-border cooperation.) Acta Geographica Universitatis Comenianae. No. 51, 2008. Bratislava. pp. 27–40.
Hungarian and Slovakian Cross-Border Relations. In.: Hungarian Spaces and Places. Patterns of Transitions. Edited by Gy. Bata – É.G. Fekete – I.K. Szörényiné – J. Tímár. Pécs, Centre for Regional Studies. 2005. 544–563.pp.
A közigazgatás intézményrendszere. (Institution System of Administration) In: Horváth Gy. (ed.): Southern Slovakia. Budapest–Pécs, Dialóg Campus Kiadó. 2005. 425–445.pp.
Állam – ország – régió és a valóság. (State – Country – Region and Reality) TÉR és TÁRSADALOM. 2005. 3-4. 187–203.pp.
A fiatalok képzettségének területi jellemzői. (Regional Characteristics of the Education of Young People) In.: Magyarország területi szerkezete és folyamatai az ezredfordulón. (Regional Structure and the Processes of Regional Changes in Hungary) Ed.: Horváth Gyula-Rechnitzer János. MTA RKK Pécs, 2000. 489–509.pp.
Arccal a túlélés felé. (How To Survive) In.: Társadalmi átalakulás és ifjúság. (Social Changes and Young People) Ed.: Gábor Kálmán. Szeged, Belvedere Meridionale, 2000. 106–113.
A képzettség és a területi fejlettség kapcsolódási pontjai. (Relationship Between Education and the Degree of Regional Development) In.: A vidéki társadalom változásai. (Changes in Provincial Society) Térségfejlesztési ismeretek felsőfokon. VII. kötet. Szerk.: Kárpáti Zoltán. Szolnok, 1999. 111–150.
Területi különbségek a középfokú oktatásban. (Regional Differences in Secondary Education) EDUCATIO 1997/3.