Curriculum Vitae
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Name
: Timár Judit
Place and date of birth
: Gyoma, June 1st,1955
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Education and training| 1978 | József Attila University, Szeged — Diploma: mathematics and geography teacher | | 1980 | József Attila University, Szeged — University Doctor degree in Geography | | 1995 | Hungarian Academy of Sciences — CSc (PhD) in Geography | | 2014 | University of Debrecen, Institute of Geography — Habilitation |
Language skills| Russian (reads) | | English (writes, reads, lectures) |
Places of work and employment| 1978—1982 | Primary school, Pilisvörösvár — Teacher | | 1982—1984 | Geographical Research Institute, HAS Alföld Research Group, Békéscsaba — research fellow | | 1984—1995 | Center for Regional Studies, HAS, Alföld Institute, Békéscsaba Department, Békéscsaba — research fellow | | 1995—2000 | Center for Regional Studies, HAS, Alföld Institute, Békéscsaba Department, Békéscsaba — head of department | | 2000—2012 | Center for Regional Studies, HAS, Alföld Institute, Békéscsaba Department, Békéscsaba — senior research fellow | | 2013— | HAS, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies Institute for Regional Studies, Alföld Research Department, Békéscsaba — senior research fellow | | 2013—2014 | University of Debrecen, Department of Social Geography and Regional Development — part-time associate professor | | 2016— | Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Social and Economic Geography — part-time associate professor |
Teaching activities| 1985—1989 | lecturer, Juhász Gyula Teacher Training College, Szeged | | 1991—1996 | lecturer, Kőrösi Csoma Sándor College, Békéscsaba | | 1994 | lecturer, Debrecen University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agricultural Water and Environmental Management, Szarvas | | 1995— | lecturer, József Attila University (current University of Szeged) Faculty of Science and Informatics, Institute of Geography and Geology and Doctoral School of Earth Science | | 2002— | supervisor, lecturer (her 2 supervised doctoral students received PhD degree), University of Szeged Doctoral School of Earth Science | | 2012— | lecturer, University of Szent István, Enyedi György Regional Science Doctoral School | | 2013—2014 | part-time associate professor, University of Debrecen, Department of Social Geography and Regional Development | | 2016— | part-time associate professor, Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Social and Economic Geography | | 2016— | supervisor, lecturer, Eötvös Loránd University, Doctoral School of Earth Science |
Scientific activity| 1985—1990 | Society for Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge, Department of Békés County, Earth Science Faculty, board member | | 1986— | Hungarian Sociological Society, member | | 1986—1990 | Society for Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge, Department of Békéscsaba, board member | | 1995— | Hungarian Geographic Society, board member | | 1995— | Hungarian Geographic Society, Department of Körösvidék, president | | 1997—2002 | Research Support Scheme Committee, Soros Foundation, Prague, member | | 1997—2004 | International Geographical Union, Gender and Geography Committee, appointed full member | | 1999— | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Committee of Geography, elected member | | 1999—2001 | Regional and Urban Physical Planning Council, Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development, member | | 2002—2015 | International Group of Critical Geographers, member of Steering Committee | | 2003— | Hungarian Regional Science Society, member | | 2004—2005 | Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development, National Rural Development Plan Monitoring Board, member | | 2005—2008 | Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Committee of Town Planning, member | | 2013— | Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Regional Studies Institution, member of the Scientific Board, tag | | 2016— | General Assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, representative of the non-academic members, | | 2016— | National Research, Development and Innovation Office Unit for Agriculture, Environmental, Ecological and Earth Science, FT 2, panel member, tag |
Awards| 1989 | Award of the Hungarian Geographic Society | | 1990—1991 | Soros Foundation Fellowship, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA | | 1990 | Junior Award of the Center for Regional Studies, HAS | | 1998 | “Pro Regione – Alföldért” Award for the Békéscsaba Department of the Centre for Regional Studies, HA | | 2000 | Fulbright visiting research scholar fellowship, Davis, CA, USA | | 2004 | Visiting researcher fellowship, National Institute for Regional and Spatial Analysis, Ireland | | 2005 | Pro Regio Award, Ministry of Agricultural and Rural Development | | 2017 | Honorary associate professor, University of Szeged |
Editorial Membership| 1986—1989 | Regional Research Support Series (CRS, HAS), member | | 1988— | Alföldi Tanulmányok [Alföld Studies], editor | | 1992— | Tér és Társadalom [Space and Society] (CRS, HAS), member of editorial board, from 2011: editor | | 1994—2010 | European Urban and Regional Studies (Sage), member of editorial advisory board, 2007−2010: editor | | 2001—2008 | "Bárka" journal, Editorial Board | | 2002—2004 | International E-Journal for Critical Geographies (Canada; http://www.acme-journal.org), member of editorial advisory board | | 2004—2007 | “Feminisms in geography: space, place and environment” anthology (USA), member of editorial advisory board | | 2006— | “Terepmunkák” (Fieldworks) book series (Ú.M.K. Jelenkutató Alapítvány), editorial board member | | 2006—2010 | Gender, Place and Culture (Routledege), editorial board member | | 2007— | Földrajzi Közlemények (Geographical Proceedings), editorial board member | | 2012— | Társadalomkutatás, member of editorial advisory board | | 2015— | New Geographies of Europe, Palgrave Macmillan, book series, co-editor | | 2016— | METSZETEK (University of Debrecen), member of editorial advisory board |
Subjects taught| The social relations of gentrification and suburbanisation (József Attila University/University of Szeged) | | Geography of gender (University of Szent István, Enyedi György Regional Science Doctoral School) | | Approaches to Human Geography (in Hungarian and English) (University of Debrecen, Department of Social Geography and Regional Development, Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Social and Economic Geography) | | Geography of marginalised social groups (in Hungarian and English) (University of Szeged, Eötvös Loránd University, Doctoral School of Earth Science) | | Everyday practices of adaption and resistance to peripheralisation at household scale (University of Szeged, Doctoral School of Earth Science) | | The role of gender in spatial processes (József Attila University/University of Szeged) | | Approaches to rural geography (in Hungarian and English) (Eötvös Loránd University, Doctoral School of Earth Science) | | Urbanism and urban development (University of Debrecen, Department of Social Geography and Regional Development) | | Settlement policy and social studies; Economic geography (Juhász Gyula Teacher Training College) | | Settlement policy and social studies (Kőrösi Csoma Sándor College) | | Women and men in space and society (Kőrösi Csoma Sándor College) | | Urbanisation (Kőrösi Csoma Sándor College) | | Introduction into Hungarian Society (Kőrösi Csoma Sándor College) | | Urban and rural sociology (Debrecen University of Agriculture, Faculty of Agricultural Water and Environmental Management, Szarvas) | | Urbanisation (József Attila University/University of Szeged) | | Radical, feminist geography (József Attila University/University of Szeged) | | Introduction to geography (József Attila University/University of Szeged) |
Research fields| Production of geographical thoughts, critical, feminist geography | | Gender geography of post-socialist urban and rural spaces and places | | Geography of marginalised social groups | | Revitalisation, urban policy | | Urban-rural, interurban relations | | Urbanisation, suburbanisation, gentrification, urban restructuring, social geography of urban-rural fringe and farmstead settlements |
Trips abroad| 1988 | 7 universities (Delhi, Aligarh, Banaras, Madras, Bangalore, Poona) — India — India | | 1989 | University of Utrecht — Netherlands | | 1990—1991 | Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ — United States | | 2000 | University of California, Davis, CA — United States | | 2004 | NIRSA, Maynooth — Ireland | | 2009 | British Academy; Queen Mary, University of London; Royal Holloway University of London — United Kingdom |
Publications
Complete list of publications and citations (MTMT Hungarian Scientific Bibliography)
Selected list of scientific publications
Books:
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Momsen J H, Kukorelli Szörényiné I., Timár J 2005: Gender at the Border. Entrepreneurship in Rural Post-socialist Hungary. London: Ashgate.
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Barta Gy, G.Fekete É, Kukorelli Szörényiné I. Timár J (eds.) 2005: Hungarian Spaces and Places: Patterns of Transition. Pécs: Centre for Regional Studies.
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Timár J, Velkey G (ed.) 2003: Várossiker alföldi nézőpontból. [Urban success from the point of view of the Great Hungarian Plain] Békéscsaba–Budapest: MTA RKK ATI, MTA Társadalomkutató Központ.
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Csatári B, Timár J (eds.) 2002: Területfejlesztés, rendszerváltás és az Alföld. [Regional planning, the change of regime and the Great Plain] (Magyarország az ezredfordulón. Stratégiai tanulmányok a Magyar Tudományos Akadémián. IV. A területfejlesztési program tudományos megalapozása) Budapest: MTA Társadalomkutató Központ.
Articles, book chapters:
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Fabula Sz, Timár J 2018: Violations of the right to the city for women with disabilities in peripheral rural communities in Hungary. Cities: The International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning 76: (June): 52–57.
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Nagy E, Timár J 2017: The (re)production of peripherality in Central and Eastern Europe. European Spatial Research And Policy 24 (2): 5–16.
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Timár J, Velkey G 2016: The relevance of the political economic approach: The interpretations of the rural in the migration decision of young women and men in an economically backward region. Journal of Rural Studies 43: (February): 311–322.
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Nagy E, Timár J, Nagy G, Velkey G. 2015: The Everyday Practices of the Reproduction of Peripherality and Marginality in Hungary. In: Lang T, Henn S, Sgibnev W, Ehrlich K (eds.) Understanding Geographies of Polarization and Peripheralization: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe and Beyond. 352 p. Basingstoke:Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 135–155. (New Geographies of Europe)
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Timár J, Fabula Sz 2013: Whose identity politics? – Lessons for emerging critical disability geography in Hungary. Geographica Helvetica 68:(3): 171−179.
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Nagy E, Timár J 2012: Urban restructuring in the grip of capital and politics: Gentrification in East-Central Europe. In: Csapó T, Balogh A (szerk.) Development of the Settlement Network in the Central European Countries: Past, Present, and Future. 314 p. Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer Verlag, pp. 121−135.
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Nagy G, Nagy E, Timár J 2012: The changing meaning of core–periphery relations of a non-metropolitan “urban region” at the Hungarian–Romanian border. DISP: The Planning Review 48: (2). 93−105.
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Smith A, Timár J 2010: Uneven transformations: Space, economy and society 20 years after the collapse of state socialism. European Urban and Regional Studies 17:(2): 115−125.
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Timár J 2010: Van-e posztszocialista urbanizáció? [Is there a post-socialist urbanisation? ]In: Barta Gy, Beluszky P, Földi Zs, Kovács K (eds.) A területi kutatások csomópontjai. 531 p. Pécs: MTA Regionális Kutatások Központja, pp. 121−140.
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Timár J, G Fekete É. 2001: Fighting for recognition: feminist geography in East-Central Europe. Gender Place and Culture 17:(6): 775−790.
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Timár J 2009: Communist and post-communist geographies. In: Kitchin R, Thrift N (eds.) The International Encyclopedia of Human Geography. Vol. 2.Oxford:Elsevier, pp. 214-220.
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Timár J 2007: Gender studies in the gender-blind post-socialist geographies of East-Central Europe, Reuve Belge de Geographie, BELGEO (3): 349−369.
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Timár J 2006: The transformation of social and cultural geography during the transition period (1989 to present time) in Hungary. A társadalom- és kulturális földrajz átalakulása Magyarországon az átmenet korszakában (1989-től napjainkig), Social & Cultural Geography 7 (4): 649–667.
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Timár J, Enyedi, Gy. 2004: Applied Human Geography and Ethics from an East Central European Perspective, Ethics, Place and Environment. 7 (3): 173–184.
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Timár J 2004: More than ’Anglo-American’, it is ’Western’: hegemony in geography from a Hungarian perspective, Geoforum 35 (5): 533–538.
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Timár J 2004: What Convergence between what Geographies in Europe? A Hungarian perspective, European Urban and Regional Studies 11 (4): 371–375.
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Timár J, Jelenszkyné Fábián I. 2004: Female Representation in the Higher Education of Geography in Hungary, Journal of Geography in Higher Education 28 (1): 101–110.
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Timár J 2003: Lessons from Postsocialism: „What’s Left for Emerging Critical Geography to Do in Hungary?”, Antipode 35 (1): 24–33.
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Timár J 2003:’Reform or revolution?’ Soft critical geography in Hungary, with hard issues, Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 21 (2): 154–160.
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Timár J 2002: Restructuring labour markets on the frontier of the European Union: Gendered uneven development in Hungary. In: Rainnie, A., Smith, A., Swain, A. (eds.) Work, Employment and Transition: Restructuring livelihoods in post-communism. London and New York: Routledge. pp. 134–154.
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Timár J, Váradi M. M. 2001: The Uneven Development of Suburbanization during Transition in Hungary, European Urban and Regional Studies (4): 349–360.
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Timár J 1999: Elméleti kérdések a szuburbanizációról [Theoretical issues on suburbanisation], Földrajzi Értesítő (1–2): 7–32.
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Timár J 1998: Recent Changes and Governmental Problems in Urban-Rural Fringes in the Great Hungarian Plain In: Barlow M, Lengyel I, Welch R(eds.) Local Development and Public Administration in Transition. Szeged: JATEPress. pp 150-157.
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Timár J 1998: Feminista földrajz [Feminist geography] In: Tóth J., Vuics T (ed.) Általános társadalomföldrajz I. Budapest – Pécs: Dialog Campus. pp. 266–283.
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