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AUTHORS
BALATON, Petra
Senior Lecturer, Institute of History, Department of Modern and Contemporary
History, Faculty of Humanities, Karoli Gaspar University of the Reformed
Church in Hungary (Budapest)
Research fields: History of Economy and Society in Hungary during the Dual
Monarchy (1867-1914), with special regard to the underdeveloped regions
and History of Transylvania
Bosay, Istvan
The author is a PhD student of contemporary history at Károli Gáspár University
of the Reformed Church in Hungary. His research focuses on the history of the
Second Mexican Empire and the military history of the Austrian Volunteer
Army of the Emperor. The author obtained a PhD scholarship to Mexico in
2017 within the confines of which he is researching the aforementioned topic in
Mexico between March 2018 and 2019 as a visiting researcher of the Instituto
Mora.
BuBNO, Tamas
The author is a choral conductor, singer and teacher, honoured with the Liszt
Award, Artist of Merit of Hungary, founder and artistic director of Saint
Ephraim Male Choir. From 2006 he has taught a course in Byzantine church
music and career-planning at the Church Music Faculty of the Franz Liszt
Music Academy. At the request of Fülöp Kocsis, Greek Catholic metropolitan
of Hajdidorog, he has become an associate professor at the Szent Atanáz
Greek Catholic Theological College and the leader of the church musician
training. As a chamber singer, soloist, scientific researcher and conductor he
has visited almost forty countries in the world.
Dupcsik, Csaba
Dupcsik, Csaba PhD habil., sociologist and historian, Reader (Károli Gáspár
University of Reformed Church), Senior Research Fellow (Centre for Social
Sciences Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Sociology), most
relevant publication: A magyarországi cigányság a cigánykutatások tükrében,
1890-2008 [The Hungarian Roma in the mirror of the researchers, 1890¬
2008]. Budapest: Osiris, 2009. (Second, revised editions in Hungarian and in
English are forthcoming.)
EGRy, Gábor
Gábor Egry is a historian and director of the Institute of Political History,
Budapest. His research focuses on nationalism, ethnicity and the politics
of identity in modern East and Central Europe. After receiving several
prestigious fellowships in Bucharest, Jena, Regensburg and Stanford, he is
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