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Introducing Michael Van Ginkel, Budapest Fellowship Program Participant
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young...
Introducing Tate Sanders, Budapest Fellowship Program Participant
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young...
Introducing Michael O’Shea, Budapest Fellowship Program Participant
In September 2020, the Hungary Foundation together with Mathias Corvinus Collegium (Budapest, Hungary) established the Budapest Fellowship Program, a full-time, fully-funded transatlantic fellowship opportunity in Budapest, Hungary, for young...
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Publications by 2020 Budapest Fellowship Program Participants
Nicole Nemeth / Senior Fellow
Miért fontos Amerika új legfelsőbb bírójának személye? – Corvinas Blog
Why This Justice Matters – Corvinas Blog
Nationalism and The Core Idea of Americanism – Corvinas Blog
Ryan Brockhaus / Senior Fellow
New Weapons Acquisitions Show Hungary’s Moving Full Speed Ahead with Defence Modernisation Programme – Antall József Knowledge Centre
Supreme Court Nomination Battle in US Sets Up Ideological Paradigm Shift – University of Public Service
The Capitol Protests and the Future of the US – University of Public Service
Megerősítheti-e Biden elnöksége a NATO-t? – Corvinák
Despite low odds of open conflict, forces massed on Ukraine’s border are worrying – Corvinák
Joe Biden’s Department of State and Defense – Antall József Knowledge Centre
Stephen Sholl / Junior Fellow
A hitvalló egyház mártírjai Magyarországon 1945 és 1989 között – Újkor.hu
A Nemzeti Emlékezet Bizottsága 2014–2015-ös évkönyve amerikai szemmel – Újkor.hu
A Communist Christmas Story – National Review
„Király légy bár, jöjj és reszketve nézz!” – Egy amerikai benyomásai a Memento Parkról – Újkor.hu
Koncepciós perek, munkástanácsok – A NEB 2016/2017-es évkönyve – Újkor.hu
The Road to Martyrdom – The European Conservative
What Happened When Hungary Revived Classical Architecture In Budapest – The Federalist
A hódmezővásárhelyi Emlékpont és a kommunista múlt amerikai szemmel – Újkor.hu
Lessons in Critical Race Theory from Behind the Iron Curtain – The American Conservative
Dr. George Bogden / Junior Fellow
What Biden’s Presidency Will Mean For Central and Eastern Europe – Hungarian Conservative
All’s Fair in Vaccine Diplomacy – Danube Institute
About the Organizers
Hungary Foundation – Washington, DC
Hungary Foundation is an independent, US-based non-partisan and non-profit organization committed to strengthening the understanding and cooperation between Hungary and the United States of America. This program is part of Hungary Foundation’s Liberty Bridge Program, launched in 2020, with the goal of reinvigorating the US-Hungary relationship through programs that will bolster the professional, academic, public, and people-to-people dialogue between the two countries. The idea behind the program is the core conviction that the US and Hungary share value-driven bonds built on the concept of Liberty. As part of this program, the Hungary Foundation invests in scholars and fellows who have demonstrated leadership skills and will serve as future bridge-builders between the two countries.
Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) – Budapest, Hungary
MCC is an extracurricular educational institution and knowledge center in Hungary with an outstanding reputation for its academic excellence. With more than twenty years of experience in talent promotion, MCC aims to educate well-prepared intellectuals with critical thinking who are also able to responsibly address the challenges of our time. MCC Research is the “university think tank” of the Collegium which aspires to elaborate on relevant yet socially divisive topics while communicating them for the public applying clear and plain language in a thoughtful, logical manner.
In Partnership with
Ludovika – University of Public Service – Budapest, Hungary
Ludovika is a specialised higher educational institution, the principal aim of which is to educate highly qualified personnel for the civil service, the military as well as the different branches of law enforcement. Besides the faculties, the Ludovika research institutions focus on topical international questions as well as the theory of the state. In the autumn, new programs like the College of Visegrád and the Hungarian Diplomatic Academy will be launched. The beautifully restored old Royal Ludovika Academy symbolises the important heritage of the university, while the newly built educational facilities are equipped with state of the art technology to help the educational activities. The campus in Orczy Park is easy to reach by public transport and home to sports facilities, like a swimming pool, a sports hall as well as horse riding stables. The dorms for visiting fellows are self-contained units. Erasmus as well as Stipendium Hungaricum students ensure vibrant international student life.
For application deadlines please refer to our ‘applications now open’ here, or Call For Applications posts in the news section.