PDF) Not All the Past Needs To Be Used: Features of Fidesz's Politics of Memory
PDF) “Front-line, No-man's Land or Fortress?” The Hungarian Minority Elite in Romania between National Identity and Regional Self- consciousness (1918–1944) | Gabor Egry - Academia.edu
Brave New Hungary: Mapping the "System of National Cooperation": Kovács, János Matyas, Trencsenyi, Balazs, Egry, Gábor, Enyedi, Zsolt, Halmai, Gábor, Haraszti, Miklós, Holmes, Stephen, Köllő, János, Kovács, János Matyas, Laczó, Ferenc, Magyar,
PDF) National Indifference and the History of Nationalism in Modern Europe
East-Central Europe Past and Present: October 2008
Post)Habsburg variations. State persistence, continuity and imperial legacies within the Habsburg successor states – The War That Never Ended
Principal Investigator
Gabor Egry | Institute of Political History - Academia.edu
NEPOSTRANS - Issuu
The Radical Right in East Central Europe: Yesterday and Today”
PDF) Towards a Social History of Trianon and its Aftermath | Gabor Egry - Academia.edu
The Gold of Self-Awareness. Cycles of Economic Crisis in Hungary | by Taxis Magazine | Taxis
The Gold of Self-Awareness. Cycles of Economic Crisis in Hungary | by Taxis Magazine | Taxis
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Egry Gábor on Twitter: "EU Research Spring 2020 on Nepostrans https://t.co/IP4hA2Q4T8 @issuu… "
Interview with Dr. Gábor Egry
Event report – The nation state in contemporary Europe: the centenary of WWI; new chances for historical reconciliation
Applications for junior and post-doc research positions at the Institute of Political History, Budapest
Social and Economic Transitions at Different Scales in Modern Central- and Southeast-Europe Soziale und wirtschaftliche Transiti
Egry, Gábor - Globalcit
Gábor Egry - Insignificant Moments Within A Nationalizing State? How Ethnicity Shaped Life In Greater Romania? | Nationalism Studies Program
Society for Romanian Studies
Memory politics in CEE - New Eastern Europe - A bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs
Thinking through Transition: Liberal Democracy, Authoritarian Pasts, and Intellectual History in East Central Europe After 1989.
