Szabolcs Pogonyi
Szabolcs Pogonyi is a Visiting Professor in the Nationalism Studies Program at the Central European University.
Szabolcs Pogonyi received his PhD in 2008 in philosophy from ELTE, University of Budapest, where he specialized in political theory and ethics. His current research in political theory focuses on questions of citizenship theory, debates about multiculturalism, standards of minority rights protection and distributive justice. He is the author of several articles in political theory and editor of books in the history of political thought. Szabolcs Pogonyi also teaches political theory and ethics courses at ELTE, University of Budapest. In addition, he is also the editor Phronesis, a Hungarian political philosophy quarterly and the editor of Metazin, a daily online review
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