Erika Nagy
senior research fellow
Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Institute for Regional Studies, Békéscsaba Group
nagy.erika@krtk.elte.hu 
+36-20-914-9985
Studies
- 1991 University of Szeged
Faculty of Science
MSc in History and Geography
- 1998 University of Leicester
Faculty of Arts
MA in Urban History
- 1999 Hungarian Academy of Sciences
PhD in Social Geography
- 2015 University of Szeged
Institute of Geography
Habilitation/associate professor
Workplaces
2019 - University of Debrecen
Institute of Geography
lecturer
2007 - University of Szeged
Geoscience Doctoral School
lecturer
2012 - Centre for Economic and Regional Studies
senior research fellow
1994 - 2001 Centre for Regional Studies
juniorresearch fellow
Higher education activities
2007 - University of Szeged
Geoscience Doctoral School
lecturer
2019 - University of Debrecen
Institute of Geography
lecturer
2011 - 2011 Leibniz University, Hannover
Institute of Poltical Science
guest lecturer
2014 - 2017 RegPol2 ITN Marie Curie project
International trainig project for young scholars
supervisor, lecturer
Research areas
Economic geography (peripheral industrialization; geography of retail and consumption)
Urban geography (gentrification; urban land markets; socio-spatial marginalization)
Peripheralization in East Central Europe
State agency and uneven development
Publications
Publications Complete list of publications and citations: Magyar Tudományos Művek Tára
Study trips
Study trips
Conference lectures
Conference lectures Nagy E. (2024): Local agency in development policy: Understanding the reproduction of peripheralities in Central and Eastern Europe, Politecnico di Milano, 2024.05.21.
Nagy E. (2023): How to cement an authoritarian regime economically? Relating changing municipal–central state nexus. Authoritarian Urbanism: Contemporary Manifestations, Global Entanglements and Contestation. Bauhaus University, Weimar, 2023. 11. 9-11. (plenary)
Nagy E.: Spaces of permanent crisis or the lands of opportunities? The changing geographies of rural spaces in the Eastern periphery of Europe. XXIXth European Society for Rural Sociology Congress, Rennes, France. 2023. 07. 3-7. (keynote)
Nagy E (with Martha Lampland and Abel Polese): Subaltern Solidarity in Academia: How Area-based Urban Studies can Build its Strength by Working across Boundaries, Disciplines and Generations? Cities After Transition – 9th International Urban Geographies of Post-Communist States Conference, Budapest, 2022. 06. 27. - 07.01. (IJURR plenary session)
Language skills
Language skills
Awards
Awards 1993Young Scientists’ Excellence Award, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
1998Research Support Scheme Fellowship, Soros Foundation, 1998-2000
1999‘Eötvös’ International Scholarship for young researchers, Ministry of Education, 1999; 2004
2004‘Bolyai’ Young Researchers’ Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2004-2006
2008‘Bolyai’ Young Researchers’ Fellowship, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 2008-2011
2012'Bolyai’ Award, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
2016‘Pro Geografia’ Award, Hungarian Geographical Society
2023EEGA Science Campus fellowship, Leipzig
2024National Order of Merit, Knight’s Cross
