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Department of Public Policy

The Department of Public Policy (DPP) is a multidisciplinary institution focused on the study of global public policy issues both in theory and in practice. Through excellence in teaching and research, DPP aims to create an educational experience that involves not only the acquisition of skills and knowledge but also the cultivation of a mindset that emphasizes entrepreneurship, innovation, cultural awareness and commitment to the public good.

Dec

South Asia and the World: Book Launch & Roundtable

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Nov
The CEU Campus

Solidarity-based practices in Hungary: motivations, manifestations and movability potential in a European perspective

Sara Svensson
Nov

Taking the European Racial Contract Seriously: Women of Color, Austerity, and Activism

Akwugo Emejulu
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Nov

Big Data and Privacy from a Behavioral Economist’s Perspective

Botond Kőszegi
Budapest Site | Nador u. 9, Monument Building
Oct

Populism and Political Upheaval in the U.S. and Europe: Key Findings from Pew Research Center Surveys

Richard Wike
Budapest Site | Nador u. 15
Oct

Book Launch: Gandhi's Outstanding Leadership

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Sep

Trafficked Children and Youth in the United States: Reimagining Survivors

Elzbieta M. Gozdziak
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Sep

Gender and the Crisis: A Keynote Address

Sylvia Walby
Budapest Site | Nador u. 9, Faculty Tower
Sep

Gender and the Economic Crisis

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Sep

Surveying Iran: The Future of Social Research After the Nuclear Thaw

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jun

The EU-Turkey "1:1 Scheme": Trade in Human Misery?

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Jun

The View From Here: Artists // Public Policy

May

Oil, Reconstruction, and Illiberal Statebuilding in Africa: Angola since the End of the Civil War

Ricardo Soares de Oliveira
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
May

The Rise of Donald Trump and the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Stephen Golub
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
May

Open Skies, Open Society? Transparency and Accountability in the Age of the Drone

Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
May

Regulating “Common Sense”? The Politics of Ethics Reform at the European Commission

Andreea Năstase
Budapest Site | Nador u. 11
May

Competition Policy: Safeguarding the Commission’s Competences in State Aid Control

Marco Botta
Budapest Site | Nador u. 11
May

Evidence in Health Policy: Not in Central and Eastern Europe?

Olga Löblová
Budapest Site | Nador u. 11
May

Who Are the Agents of Societal Minorities? An Analysis of Prostitutes’ and Same-Sex Partnership Rights Across the Globe

Eva-Maria Euchner
Budapest Site | Nador u. 11
May

In Cuba, Reform or Transition?

Daniel Hellinger
Budapest Site | Nador u. 9, Monument Building
May

The Confident Interpretivist: Presenting and Publishing Your Work

Andrey Demidov
Budapest Site | Nador u. 11
May

A World of Refugees: A Meditation on Principles

Stephen Chan
Budapest Site | Nador u. 9, Monument Building
Apr

The Final Bust: Country Strategies to Escape the Pitfalls of Low Commodity Prices

Paul Collier, Rani Febrianti, Donald Mmari
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Apr

Five Years into the Arab Spring: Lessons Learned and the Way Forward

Mutayyam al O’ran
Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7
Mar

China’s Engagement with Peace and Security in Africa

Budapest Site | Oktober 6 u. 7