Andrea Krizsan
Research Fellow
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+36 1 327-3000 x2306 Qualifications:
PhD in Political Science, Central European University
MA in Political Science, Central European University
MA in Sociology, Eotvos Lorand University
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Andrea Krizsan is Research Fellow at the Center for Policy Studies since 2001. She works in different equality policy related comparative research projects. Currently she is CPS lead researcher in the EU FP7 comparative project on Quality of Gender+ Equality Policies in Europe (QUING). In the last years she has worked as consultant in several equality policy related projects with the EU and other international organizations, think tanks and Hungarian government institutions. Her research interests include policy processes and the role of non-conventional policy actors in bringing about policy change. She works on equality policy especially on grounds of gender, but also ethnicity, disability and intersectional inequalities; on governmental agencies in the field of equality policy; on the role of feminist NGOs and transnational advocacy networks in bringing about policy change in CEECs. Her most recent project concerns reforms of domestic violence policies in five Central and Eastern European countries. She is currently co-editing a volume on institutionalizing intersectional inequalities with Palgrave MacMillan. Her publications include articles in Social Politics, European Integration Online Papers, Policy Studies, Journal for Ethnic and Minority Studies, Journal of Greek Social Science Review, chapters in several edited volumes, and two edited volumes on ethnic monitoring and data collection and on globalization with CPS Books, CEU Press.
Andrea has a PhD in Political Science from the Central European University.
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content analysis and other qualitative methods of policy analysis
gender equality and anti-discrimination policy
politics of violence against women
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Romanian Projects with involvement of Andrea Krizsan
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Publications
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Reshaping Globalization: Multilateral Dialogues and New Policy Initiatives In CPS Books, Edited by Andrea Krizsan and Violetta Zentai. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2003.
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Ethnic Monitoring and Data Protection: The European Context In CPS Books, Edited by Andrea Krizsan. Budapest: Central European University Press, 2001.
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"Meanings and Uses of Europe in Policymaking against Domestic Violence in Central and Eastern Europe." In The Europeanization of Gender Equality Policies. A Discursive-sociological Approach, edited by Emanuela Lombardo and Maxime Forest. Basingstoke: Palgrave MacMillan, 2012.
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"Traveling Notions of Gender Equality Institutions Equality Architecture in Central and Eastern European Countries." In Travelling Gender Studies. GrenzüberschreitendeWissens- und Institutionentransfers, edited by Beate Binder, Gabriele Jähnert, Ina Kerner, Eveline Kilian and Hildegard Maria Nickel, 78-97. Munster: Westfälisches Dampfboot, 2011.
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"Where did Gender Disappear? Anti-Discrimination Policy in the EU Accession Process in Hungary." In Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality. A Critical Frame Analysis of Gender Policies in Europe , 233-256. Center for Policy Studies Book Series. Budapest: CEU Press, 2007.
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"Domestic Violence: a public matter." In Multiple Meanings of Gender Equality. A Critical Frame Analysis of Gender Policies in Europe , edited by Mieke Verloo. Budapest: CEU Press, 2007.
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"Ombudsmen and Similar Institutions for Protection against Racial and Ethnic Discrimination." In European Yearbook of Minority Issues. Vol. 4: 2004/5. Leiden-Boston: Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2006.
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"National report on Hungary." In Women, Integration and Prison, edited by Marta Cruells and Noelia Igareda, 135-158. Barcelona: Aurea Editores, 2005.
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"From Civil Society to Policy Research. The Case of the Soros Network and Its Roma Policies." In Bridges Across Boundaries: Global Knowledge Networks and International Development, edited by Diane Stone and Simon Maxwell, 168-184. London and New York: Routledge, 2004.
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"Introduction." In Reshaping Globalization. Multilateral Dialogues and New Policy Initiatives. , edited by Andrea Krizsan and Viola Zentai, 17-40. CPS Publications. Budapest: CEU Press, 2003.
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"Race Statistics and Data Protection. The Case of Hungary." In Ethnic Monitoring and Data Protection. The European Context, edited by Andrea Krizsan. CPS Publications. Budapest: CEU Press, 2001.
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"Group self-determination, individual rights, or social inclusion? Competing frames for ethnic counting in Hungary." Ethnic and Racial Studies (2011).
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"Europeanization in Making Policies against Domestic Violence in Central and Eastern Europe." Social Politics Vol. 17, no. 3 (2010): 379-406 .
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"From formal adoption to enforcement. Post-accession shifts in EU impact on Hungary in the equality policy field." European Integration online Papers (EIoP), Special Issue 2 Vol. 13, Art. 22 (2009).
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"Gender Equality Policy or Gender Mainstreaming: the case of Hungary." Policy Studies 27, no. 2 (2006).
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"Domestic Violence: who’s problem? Policies Addressing Domestic Violence in Hungary, the Nertherlands and the EU." The Greek Review of Social Research. 117, no. 8 (2005).
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"The Hungarian Minority Protection System: a flexible approach to the adjudication of ethnic claims." Journal on Ethnic and Migration Studies Vol.26, No.2 (2000): 247-262 .
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Partszélről a fősodorba. Gender mainstreaming kézikönyv. (From the Sidelines to the Mainstream. Gender Mainstreaming Manual), Edited by Andrea Krizsan. Budapest, Hungary: Ministry for Social and Labor Affair, 2009.
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Framing gender equality in the European Union and its current and future Member States. Deliverable No. 61: Final LARG Report. In QUING Reports, Edited by Andrea Krizsan. Vienna: IWM, 2010.
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Report analysing intersectionality in gender equality policies for Hungary and the EU In QUING Project. Budapest: Central European University, 2008.
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Ombudsman Institutions and Minority Issues. Foundational Criteria, Strategic Development, and Operational Issues. A Guide to Good Practice, Edited by Marnie Lloyd. Marnie Loyd ed. Flensburg, Germany: ECMI, 2005.
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Equal Opportunities for Women and Men in Hungary In Equal Opportunities for Women and Men. Monitoring Law and Practice in New Member States and Accession Countries of the European Union. New York: Open Society Institute. Women's Network Program , 2005.
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