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Department of History CEU Budapest
András Gero
Research interests
Social and cultural historz of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy; national mythology.
Degrees
1995-Habilitation. Modern History, ELTE
1987-Ph.D. Modern History, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
1979-M.A. Modern History, ELTE
1977-B.A. History and Sociology, ELTE
Work experience
1991-present-Professor, Department of History, CEU, Budapest
1997-Professor and Chairman, ELTE, Dept. of Economic and Social History
1995-Chairman, ELTE, Dept. of Economic and Social History
1988-Associate Professor, ELTE, Dept. of Cultural History
1980-1988-Assistant Professor, ELTE, Dept. of Modern World History and Cultural History
1977-1980 - Fellow, ELTE, Dept. of East-European History
Honors
1998 -Pro Urbe Price - City Council of Budapest
1995, 1996, 1997-Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (USA)
1994- Fulbright Professor, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (USA)
1991- Visiting Professor, University of Amsterdam, East-European Institute (Holland)
1990- Visiting Professor, University of Utrecht (Holland)
1988-89-Honorary Fellow, Centre for Austrian Studies, University of Minnesota
Other professional experience
1993-present-Chief Editor of "Budapest Quarterly"
1991-present-Member of Board of Hungarian Historical Association and "szazadok" Quarterly
1991-present-Director of Historical Anthropology Program, ELTE
1994-present-Correspondent of Austrian History Yearbook
1990-present-President of Advisory Board of Public Policy Institute
Courses taught
Modern History of Central Europe
Bourgeois Social Development in Central and Eastern Europe
Modern History of Hungary
Selected publications
Monographs
In Hungarian:
Overwhelming minority. The House of Representatives in dualistic Hungary. Budapest: Gondolat Press, 1988
Francis Joseph - The King of Hungarians. Budpaest: Novotrade Press, 1988. Second, revised edition: Budapest, Panninica Press, 1999
The Age of Bourgeois Development in Hungary 1867-1914. Budapest: Adams Press, 1992
The Age of Successors. Essays on History. Budapest: Uj Mandatum Press, 1996
Incomplete Socialism. Photographs from the Kadar Era. (co-author) Budapest: TEATR, 1997
The Nationalized Revolution. Centenary of 1848. Budapest: Uj Mandatum Press, 1998
In other languages:
Emperor of Francis Joseph, King of the Hungarians. Translated from Hungarian by James Paterson and Eniko Koncz. Social Sciences Monographs, Boluder-Colorado, Center for Hungarian Studies and Publications, Inc., Wayne, New Jersey, Columbia University Press, New York, 2001.
(In English, German) The Heroes' Square. Budapest: Corvina Press, 1990
(In English) Modern Hungarian Society in the Making. An Unfinished Experience. Budapest - London - New York: Central European University Press - Oxford University Press, 1995.
(In English) Once Upon a Time in Hungary. The World of the Late 19th and Early 20th Century. Budapest: Hungarian National Museam, 1996
(In English) The Hungarian Parliament (1867-1918). A Mirage of Power. Social Science Monographs, Boulder, Colorado, Atlantic Research and Publication Inc., New Jersey, Columbia University Press, New York, 1997
(In English) Unfinished Socialism. (co-author) Budapest -New York - London: CEU Press, 1999
Edition and Introductory Essays:
Way of Life in the Soviet Sociology. Budapest: Kozgazdasagi es Jogi Konyvkiado, 1982
Set-Backs. /The Austro-Hungarian Compromise - 1867; the Trianon peace-treaty - 1920; the Paris peace-treaty - 1947/ Budapest: Goncol Press, 1989
Scandals in Hungarian Public Life (1843-1991). Budapest: T-Twins Press, 1993
Budapest - 1896. Budapest: Budapesti Negyed Foundation, 1996
Scenario of the Collapse of Socialism. Roundtable Discussion in 1989. Documents. (I-IV volumes). - as a President of editorial board. Budapest: Magveto Press, 1999
Hungarian Liberals. Series of Portraits. (I-XIV volumes). Budapest: Uj Mandatum Press, 1998.
(In English) Budapest. A History from its beginnings to 1998. (co-editor) Columbia University Press, New York, ARP, New Jersey, Boulder, Colorado, 1997.
