Chair, Interdisciplinary Social Research PhD Program, ELTE, Faculty of Social Sciences (2009-

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1 Gyorgy Csepeli Curriculum Vitae Place of work: Institute of Sociology, Eotvos Lorand University Administrative Experience Chair, Interdisciplinary Social Research PhD Program, ELTE, Faculty of Social Sciences (2009- Chair, Department of Sociology, ELTE, Faculty of Social Sciences ( ) Chair, Program Committee of NIIF (National Broadband Academic Network) ( ) Member, Council of National Office of Research and Technology ( ) Member (Scientific Board, SEES) (2010) Public Policy Director, Prime Minister s Office ( ) Public Policy Director, Ministry of Economy and Transport ( ) Chair, Department of Cultural Anthropology ( ) Political State Secretary, Ministry of Informatics and Communication ( ) Chair, Department of Social Psychology ( ) Education 1992 DSc from HAS (National Identity in Hungary 1980 PhD from HAS (Social Psychology of Hungarian National Identity) 1970 Degrees: MA from ELTE (Psychology of Dostoievsky) : Eotvos Lorand University (ELTE) Professional Experience: 2012 Visiting Professor, Montclair State University 2000 Spring: Visiting Research Fellow Yale University, Department of Sociology

2 2000- Permanent Visiting Professor, University of Gorizia 2000 Member of ERCOMER (Utrecht) 1997 Spring: Visiting Professor, Department of Sociology, New School for Social Research : Department of Political Science, University of Michigan 1991 Spring: Dubach Distinguished Professor, Department of Political Science, Oregon State University : Visiting Fulbright Scholar, Department of Sociology, UCLA Full Professor of Social Psychology, Chair of Department of Social Psychology at the Institute of Sociology, ELTE : Associate Professor of Social Psychology, Institute of Sociology, ELTE : Assistant Professor of Social Psychology, Institute of Sociology, ELTE Teaching Experience Introductory semester undergraduate course on Social Psychology Graduate course on Social Psychology of Anti-Semitism in Eastern Europe Graduate course on Social Psychology and Anthropology of State Socialism One semester graduate Internet course on Social Psychology Undergraduate course on Social Psychology of Intergroup Relations Research seminar on Social Construction of the Nation in Eastern and Central Europe Research Seminar on Gypsies in Central and Eastern Europe Professional Societies President, Hungarian Sociological Association International Association of Political Science, RC on Political Education and Socialization, Board member President of the Hungarian Sociological Association President of the Hungarian Sociological Association Editorial Board Membership Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

3 Szociológiai szemle Jel-Kép Politikatudományi Szemle Publications 2012 Kis emberhatározó. Budapest: Kossuth (with J. Biró) Mi, Horthy. Mozgó Világ New authoritarianism-a research note In Revista Sociologie Românească Vol. IX. No. 1. pp (with G. Prazsak) Új tekintélyelvűség a mai Magyarországon. Társadalmi csoportok hierarchiájának látásviszonyai. Budapest: Apeiron (with Murányi I., Prazsák G.) Diszkrimináció és intolerancia a mai magyar társadalomban. In Kritika (with Murányi, I., Prazsák, G.). Új tekintélyelvűség. In Szellem és Tudomány 2011/2-3. sz., pp (with Prazsák, G.). Az el nem múló feudalizmus. In: Társadalomkutatás. Vol. XXIX. No. 1. pp. 16. (with G. Prazsak) Experimental Democracy Research (coauthored with István Murányi). Society and Economy 33, no. 2 (date?): Gypesies and gadje- The perception of Roma in Hungarian Society. Central European Political Science Review. Vol.11. No.40. Summer Masquarade in the Blogroom. Effects of Anonimity on Communication in the New Medium. In Nyri, K. (szerk.) Egagement and Exposure. Mobile Communication and the Ethics of Social Networking. Vienna: Passagen

4 Wiki Knowledge. Resurgence of the Collective Mind. In Nyiri K. (ed.) Integration and Ubiquity. Towards a Philosophy of Telecommunications Convergence. Vienna: Passagen Verlag Between Two Worlds. The Discrepant Roles of Secret Agents of Past Regimes. In Poppe, E., Verkuyten, M.(eds.) Culture and Conflict. Liber Amicorum for Louk Hagendoorn. Amsterdam:Aksant The New Distress of the Central European Small States. Central European Political Science Review, vol.7. No The Multiple Lives of the Hungarian Highwayman (with Monika Mátay) In Gilman Srebnick, A., Lévy, R. (Eds.) Crime and Culture. An Historical Perspective. Aldershor:Ashgate 'Construction of the Roma Identity in Eastern and Central Europe: Perception and Selfidentification. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies. Vol.30. No (with Dávid Simon) Blindness to success. Social-psíchological objectives along the way to a market economy in Eastern Europe (coauthored with Antal Örkeny and Maria Szekelyi) In Kornai, J., Rose- Ackerman, S (eds) Creating Social Trust in Post-Socialist Transition. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. pp Paradigm Change in Sociology. Review of Sociology. Vol (with G.Prazsák) National identity in Hungary at the Turn of the Millenium. In Kolosi, T., Tóth, I.Gy., Vukovich, Gy. (Eds.) Social Report Budapest:TÁRKI Ambitious education: the role of family, school and friends in the development of successful Romany life courses. Romani Studies 5, Vol.13, No (coauthored with M.Székelyi, A. Örkény) 2001 Determinants of Denial and Acceptance of Refugees in Hungary. In in Phalet, K., Örkény, A, (eds.) Ethnic Minorities and Inter-Ethnic Relations in Context. Aldershot:Ashgate (coauthored with Fábián, Z., and Sik, E.) Attitudes and Stereotypes of Hungarian Police toward Gypsies. in Phalet, K., Örkény, A, (eds.) Ethnic Minorities and Inter-Ethnic Relations in Context. Aldershot:Ashgate (coauthored with M. Székelyi, Örkény, A.)

5 2000 Grappling with National Identity. How nations see each other in Central Europe. Coauthored with A. Örkeny and M. Szekelyi Budapest: Akadémiai Kiadó European Nations and Nationalism. Theoretical and historical perspectives. Aldershot:Ashgate (coeditor) 'Conflicting Bonds of Ethnicity and Citizenship in Transylvania, Romania' Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism vol.27.no Transition Blues. The Hungarian Quarterly. Vo.41.Summer