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Kristof Gyorgy Veres
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Kristóf György Veres is a researcher at the Budapest-based Migration Research Institute and Fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies. He received his BA in history in 2014 at the Faculty of Humanities of Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Subsequently he graduated with an MA as an archivist in 2016. The same year he continued his studies at the Auxiliary Sciences of History PhD program as a Hungarian state scholarship holder and defended his PhD dissertation summa cum laude in February 2021.
Kristóf has given conference presentations in English, French and Hungarian, his papers and reviews have been published in anthologies as well as in Hungarian national academic journals. His research was supported by various grants most notably the Scholarship of the Republic, and the New Excellence Program of the Hungarian Ministry of Human Capacities. Kristóf's main research areas focus on government history, the auxiliary sciences of history, as well as on the interaction between migration, integration and state power in the US and France.
Panel Video: The Ukraine War and Its Impacts on Migration
New waves from disruptions in energy imports and food exports?
Panel Transcript: The Ukraine War and Its Impacts on Migration
New waves from disruptions in energy imports and food exports?
Podcast: Ukrainian Refugees
Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 59
Topics: Refugees
Panel Transcript: Ukrainian Refugees
Report from the Front Lines
Topics: Refugees
Panel Video: Ukrainian Refugees
Report from the Front Lines
Virtue vs. Virtue Signaling: How Hungary Views the War in Ukraine
In Hungary, there’s no grandiose blue and yellow flag-waving, but there’s unwavering support for their Ukrainian neighbors fleeing from Vladimir Putin’s aggression.
Whose Double Standards? Racism and the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis
The frustration of African students waiting at the EU border to be registered watching white Ukrainians waved through without delay is understandable, but it has nothing to do with racism.
Ukrainian Refugees and Europe: A Marathon, Not a Sprint
This marathon can only be won with EU-wide solidarity towards the most affected member states as well as transatlantic burden-sharing based on our common values and principles.
Health Care at Hungary's Border
Hungary has opened its arms and its healthcare resources to Ukrainians fleeing Russia's war
Topics: Health Care