CEU Faculty

István Bodnár is a part time faculty at the Philosophy Department of Central European University. He studied philosophy, English and Latin philology at Eötvös University, and earned his doctoral degree there with a thesis on Parmenides, under the supervision of Prof. Imre Ruzsa in 1992. His research interests include ancient metaphysics, epistemology, physical theory, and science.

Dorothee Bohle joined the Political Science Department in 2001, after receiving her PhD from Free University of Berlin. Her research focuses on the political economy of East Central European capitalism. She is the author of Europas Neue Peripherie: Polens Transformation und transnationale Integration (Muenster, Westfaelisches Dampfboot, 2002), and her recent articles are published in Capital and Class, Studies in Comparative International Development, West European Politics, Competition and Change, Journal of Democracy, and European Journal of Sociology. Her book Capitalist Diversity on Europe's Periphery, which she co-authored with Bela Greskovits, was recently been published by Cornell University Press.

His research is mostly related to the geometry of the Euclidean, and to less extent, the hyperbolic spaces. These areas include Isoperimetric type inequalities, Geometry of numbers, Stochastic geometry, and Packing and covering. Recent interest is probabilistic inequalities for density functions. He has written a monograph published by the Cambridge University Press.

Zoltán Buzády is an assistant professor of management and organization at the CEU Business School. He has a BA in law from the London School of Economics, an MBA from Cass Business School, London, and a Ph.D. in Strategy and Organization from the Corvinus University in Budapest. He has taught at the University of Passau, Mannheim-ESSEC, Corvinus University.
Zoltan is also a transactional analysis trained executive and management coach.