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Janos Balazs Kocsis

Home Country
Hungary
City
Tempe
Host State
Arizona
Field/Specialization
Urban Studies: Urban Sociology
Project Title
Transatlantic Suburbanisation: Comparative Socio-Economic Analysis of Urban Sprawl in Metropolitan Areas of Major Cities in North America and Central Europe in the 21st Century
Primary Host Institution
Arizona State U - Graduate College
Faculty Associate/Host
Meagan Ehlenz
Grant Start Date
OLF Eligibility End Date
OLF Lecture Topics
Polycentric Urbanisation, Creativity in Suburbs
Kocsis
Janos Balazs

Daniel Mikecz

Home Country
Hungary
City
Pittsburgh
Host State
Pennsylvania
Field/Specialization
Political Science: Political Behavior
Project Title
Social Movements, Civil Initiatives in Central Europe
Primary Host Institution
U of Pittsburgh - Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Faculty Associate/Host
Nancy Condee
Grant Start Date
OLF Eligibility End Date
OLF Lecture Topics
Politics, Protests, Populism in Central Europe
Mikecz
Daniel

Laszlo Christian

Home Country
Hungary
City
Denver
Host State
Colorado
Field/Specialization
Criminal Justice: Police, Law Enforcement & Corrections
Project Title
New Approach to Complementary Law Enforcement
Primary Host Institution
Metropolitan State University of Denver
Faculty Associate/Host
Hope Szypulski
Grant Start Date
OLF Eligibility End Date
Christian
Laszlo

Jozsef Geml

Home Country
Hungary
City
Tucson
Host State
Arizona
Field/Specialization
Biology: Ecology
Project Title
Biodiversity of Plant-Symbiotic Fungi Along a Gradient of Climate Stressors: Keys to the Future of Forest Health
Primary Host Institution
U of Arizona - Graduate College
Faculty Associate/Host
A. Elizabeth Arnold
Grant Start Date
OLF Eligibility End Date
Geml
Jozsef
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Social Inequalities and Political Polarization: comparing processes of social and political polarization in Central Eastern Europe, Western Europe and the United States

Social Inequalities and Political Polarization: comparing processes of social and political polarization in Central Eastern Europe, Western Europe and the United States
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