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Personal data
Petsinis Vassilis
Associate Professor of Political Science
Rektori szervezet / Globális Tanulmányok Intézet
1976
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Qualifications, scientific degrees
Higher education qualifications
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2000 - 2005
University of Birmingham, UK , PhD in Russian and East European Studies (PhD/DLA képzés)
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2005, PhD
CREES, University of Birmingham, UK
Career
Language skills
Research, professional activity
political sciences
Ethnopolitics, European Politics, Euroscepticism, Nationalism, Populism, Far Right, Identity Politics, Political Transition, Central and Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Baltic States
Ethnopolitics, European Politics, Euroscepticism, Nationalism, Populism, Far Right, Identity Politics, Political Transition, Central and Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Baltic States
Major research projects
political sciences
Ethnopolitics, European Politics, Euroscepticism, Nationalism, Populism, Far Right, Identity Politics, Political Transition, Central and Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Baltic States
Ethnopolitics, European Politics, Euroscepticism, Nationalism, Populism, Far Right, Identity Politics, Political Transition, Central and Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Baltic States
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2017 - 2019, Patterns and management of ethnic relations in the Western Balkans and the Baltic States, MERWBKBS-749400
Form of participation: leader of the research team
Moneylender: Horizon 2020, European Commission
Further info about research: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/749400
Publications
- Cross-Regional Ethnopolitics in Central and Eastern Europe: Lessons from the Western Balkans and the Baltic States
- National Identity in Serbia: The Vojvodina and a Multi-Ethnic Community in the Balkans
- Identity Politics and Right-Wing Populism in Estonia: The Case of EKRE
- Converging or diverging patterns of Euroscepticism among political parties in Croatia and Serbia
- Geopolitics, Ethnopolitics and the EU: The Cases of Serbia and Latvia
- Ethnic Relations, the EU, and Geopolitical Implications: The Cases of Estonia and Croatia
- The ‘New’ Far Right in Hungary: A Political Psychologist's Perspective
- Twenty years after 1989: moving on from transitology: moving on from transitology
- National Conservative, Radical, and Extremist Right-Wing Parties in Croatia
- Between party-systems and identity-politics: the populist and radical right in Estonia and Latvia