Bio

I studied Geography BSc (2010-2013) and MSc (2013-2016) at the Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest, Hungary). From 2015 to 2016 I was researcher in the Hungarian Central Statistical Office Library (Budapest) and I participated in the “Our Field is the World”: Geographical Societies 1821–1914 in International Comparison Project C1 – Collaborative Research Centre (SFB) 1199: Processes of Spatialization under the Global Condition at Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (Leipzig, Germany) from 2016 to 2017. Since 2017 I am PhD student at Leipzig University (Graduate School Global and Area Studies).

 

Current Research Project

Zwischen Universalisierung und Individualisierung: Ethnogeographische Karten in und zu Ostmitteleuropa 1900-1950 im internationalen Vergleich

Currently I research on the history of ethnic mapping of Central-Europe in the first half of the 20. century. I focus my PhD-project on the mapping of various national space contructions and the role of the international knowledge transfer prosesses in the development of the ethnic mapping. In my thesis I comparise the various detailed ethnographical map series, what were produced for the peace negotations after the WWI.

 

Research interests

transnational history, theories of knowledge transfer, ethnic conflicts in the carpatian basin, history of the thematic cartography, history of geography

 

Book

Térképművek Trianon árnyékában – Magyarország néprajzi térképe (1918). KSH Könyvtár, Budapest, 2016. 235. p.

 

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