Márton László RÖVID. Phone: Citizenship: Hungarian

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1 Márton László RÖVID Phone: Citizenship: Hungarian EDUCATION Ph.D., International Relations and European Studies, Central European University Thesis: Who Wants Transnational Democracy? The Case of Roma Supervisory panel: Zoltán Miklosi, János Kis, Paul Roe 2007 Visiting Scholar at the Sociology Department of Yale University Under the supervision of Iván Szelényi With the support of the Doctoral Research Support Grant of Central European University MA (eq.) International Relations, Institut d Etudes Politiques de Paris Thesis: The Influence of International Actors on the Position of Roma in Hungary. Critical Analysis of a Segment of Global Civil Society Advisor: Didier Bigo Grade: Magna Cum Laude (eq.) MA International Relations and Economics, Budapest University of Economic Sciences Major: International Relations, Minor: Environmental Economics As a member of the Special College for Social Theory attending supplementary courses Thesis: From the Transnationalization of Civil Societies to Global Civil Society Advisor: Erzsébet Kaponyi Grade: excellent International Baccalaureate, Karinthy Frigyes Dual Language High School English-Hungarian Bilingual Education PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Research Institute of Ethnic and National Minorities, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Research fellow Hungarian Institute of International Affairs Research fellow 2008 Center for Policy Studies, Central European University Research assistant of the Quality in Gender + Equality Policies European Commission 6 th Framework Program Integrated Project 2008 Center for the Study of Imperfections in Democracy (DISC) Research assistant of a newly established research center at Central European University 2008 Nonprofit Enterprise and Self-sustainability Team As entrepreneur-in-residence undertaking an international comparative research on the finances of NGOs 2007 Department of Political Science, Yale University Research Assistant to Nicholas Sambanis in a research project on ethnic and separatist wars 2007 Peace Action Training and Research Institute of Romania Researcher of the Roma between Myth and Reality international research project Antioch College 1

2 Academic coordinator of the Europe in transition study abroad program 2005 European Roma Rights Centre Internship at the Advocacy Department 2005 Grinnell College Research Assistant to David Ellison in the Research Project The Politics of Subnational Development in a Supranational Context Special College for Social Theory, Budapest University of Economic Sciences Researcher of the Cultures of consumption in Hungary: institutions, practices, representations research project funded by the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA T38418) 2002 East-Central European Cultural Observatory Research assistant and office manager of an international NGO working in the field of cultural policy 2001 Publishing house Perfekt Translation of the book Globalization by Robert Went 2001 University of Manchester Research Assistant to Richard Phillips, Jeffrey Henderson, and David Hulme in the international comparative research project National Economic Governance and Policy- Making in an Era of Globalization Service Civil International Summer Work Camps In international volunteer teams helping socially disadvantaged children in Smørum (Denmark), Palermo (Italy) and Usti Nad Laben (Czech Republic) Special College for Social Theory, Central European University and Gandhi Gypsy High School Originating and organizing a unique forum for civil organizations, social scientists and discriminated young people. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2010 European Roma Policy: Contexts, Instruments, Dilemmas Guest lecture in the framework of the MA level course Contemporary Questions of International Relations at Corvinus University in Budapest 2010 Patterns of Exclusion, Dilemmas of Inclusion BA level course taught with Angéla Kóczé in the joint program of University of San Francisco and Pázmány Péter Catholic University in Budapest 2009 Roma and the Question of Self-determination PhD level seminar at the Multi-disciplinary Approaches to Romany Studies Summer School of Central European University Patterns of Exclusion, Dilemmas of Inclusion: Roma Policies in the 21 st Century MA level course taught as Visiting Instructor at the Department of Sociology of Corvinus University and Department of Minority Studies at Eötvös Lóránd University 2007 Introduction to International Relations and Political Science BA level course taught in the Roma Access Program of Central European University The Foreign Policy of the EU MA level course, Teaching Assistant to Péter Balázs 2

3 Introduction to Critical Social Theory Special College for Social Theory, Budapest University of Economic Sciences 2000 Varieties of Globalization Special College for Social Theory, Budapest University of Economic Sciences AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS 2010 Fellowship of the Trust for Civil Society in Central and Eastern Europe 2010 Gypsy Lore Society Young Scholar's Prize Fellowship of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs Grant of Course Development Competition Offered by the Curriculum Development Center of Central European University Full doctoral fellowship at Central European University Scholarship of the French Government Scholarships of the Foundation of Political History and of the Ministry of Education 2001 Second prize at the National Scientific Student Paper Contest (OTDK) 2001 One semester Erasmus scholarship at Institut d Etudes Politiques de Paris 1998 First prize at the Scientific Student Paper Contest of the Sociology Department of the Budapest University of Economic Sciences CONFERENCES 2011 Radical Democracy Conference, New School for Social Research Columbia University, New York Presenting paper Diaspora politics as a form of radical democracy? 2011 Roma Research Seminar, Central European University Presenting paper On the responsibility of researchers in the emerging European Roma Strategy in a roundtable discussion with Boglárka Bakó, Mária Bogdán, Judit Durst, Tímea Junghaus, Anna Kende, Angéla Kóczé, Cecília Kovai, Michael Stewart, and Júlia Szalai 2010 Annual World Convention of the Association for the Study of Nationalities, Columbia University, New York Presenting paper The problems of franchise and unit of democracy in the light of the case of Roma 2010 Annual Conference of the British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies, Cambridge University Presenting paper From nomadic aliens to European citizens: on the political participation of Roma 2010 Workshop on the Integration of Roma for Micro-region Coordinators, National Development Agency, Lajosmizse, Hungary Lecture given European Roma Policy: Context, Instruments, Dilemmas 2010 Romani Mobilities in Europe, Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford Presenting paper European Roma Policy: possible, desirable, feasible? 3

4 2009 Annual Conference of the Gypsy Lore Society, University of Helsinki Presenting paper One-Size-Fits-All-Roma? On the Normative Dilemmas of the Emerging European Roma Policy 2009 Graduate workshop at the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, Budapest Presenting paper An Overview of the Minority Self-Governance System of Hungary 2008 Roundtable discussion of the Hungarian Society of Social Sciences, Kossuth Klub, Budapest Introducing and moderating the debate Do nation-states have a future? with the participation of Gáspár Miklós Tamás, Péter Balázs, Pál Tamás, Balázs Majtényi and Balázs Trencsényi 2008 Romany Studies Summer School, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj, Romania Paper given The Role of International Actors in the Protection of the Rights of Roma 2007 Graduate Conference at the European University Institute in Florence Presenting paper The Dilemmas of Normative Research: The Case of Cosmopolitan Theories in the Political Theory panel of the conference Methodological Paradigms for a New Political Agenda 2007 Open Seminar at Central European University Paper given Utopia versus Apology? On the Limits of International Political Theory 2007 Romany Studies Summer School at Central European University Paper given Who Should Represent the Roma? 2007 Conference in Memory of Gyorgy Bence at Corvinus University, Budapest Paper given Political Theory as Martial Art 2006 Garnet PhD School at the United Nations University, Bruges Participation at the seminar EU Political Multilateralism and Interactions with the UN 2004 Tri-Centre Conference at University of Kent Participation at the Politics and International Relations Graduate Conference in Canterbury 2003 International Peace Academy Graduate Workshop, New York Participation at the student workshop of International Peace Academy The United Nations Security Council and Peace-building, held at the United Nations Secretariat PUBLICATIONS Márton Rövid Angéla Kóczé: The pro-roma global civil society: acting out for, with or instead of Roma? in: Global Society Yearbook 2012 edited by Kaldor Maldor, Helmut Anheier, and Marlies Glasius, Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming Márton Rövid: Az Európai Unió szerepe a romák társadalmi integrációjában: kontextus, dilemmák, lehetőségek [The role the European Union in the social integration of Roma: contexts, dilemmas, potentials], Európai Tükör, March, Márton Rövid: Review of Who Speaks for Roma? by Aidan McGarry, Nations and Nationalism, Vol. 17, No. 4, Márton Rövid: One-Size-Fits-All-Roma? On the Normative Dilemmas of the Emerging European Roma Policy, Romani Studies, Vol. 21. No. 2, Márton Rövid - Michael Stewart (eds.) Multi-Disciplinary Approaches to Romany Studies: Selected Papers from Participants of Central European University Summer Courses , Central European University Nationalism Studies Program,

5 Márton Rövid: Vita a demokrácia határairól [Debates on the Boundaries of Democracy], Replika, Vol. 59, Márton Rövid (with Miklós Bárczi, Kinga Szabó, Noémi Kakucs) The Representation of Roma Holocaust in Hungarian High-School Textbooks in: Recommendations for Roma Holocaust Education, Márton Rövid: Culture et Conflits, Eszmélet, Vol. 17, No. 66, Márton Rövid: On the Collapse of Capitalism, Fordulat, Special Number, PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Association for the Study of Nationalities British Association for Slavonic and East European Studies Garnet Network of Excellence Gypsy Lore Society International Political Science Association Hungarian Political Science Association LANGUAGES Hungarian mother tongue English fluent (Cambridge Proficiency in English) French fluent (Diplôme approfondi de langue française) SKILLS Video editing Workshop Certificate offered by the Multimedia Lab of Central European University (2011) SPSS Training Certificate offered by the Computer and Statistics Center of Central European University (2009) Fundraising for NGOs Workshop Certificate offered by the Human Rights Student Initiative of Central European University (2008) Human Rights Advocacy Skills Workshop Certificate offered by the Human Rights Student Initiative of Central European University (2005) Teaching in Higher Education Training Certificate offered by the Curriculum Resource Center of Central European University (2005) Web Page Creation Workshop Certificate offered by the Computer and Statistics Center of Central European University (2004) 5