SZEMÉLYES ADATOK Név: Csanádi Mária
Telefonszám: 06 30 816 42 60 Fax: 06 1 319 31 36
E-mail: maria.csanadi@gmail.com
TANULMÁNYOK, DIPLOMÁK, TUDOMÁNYOS FOKOZATOK 1973 Marx Károly Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem („Az ÁFÉSZ-ek ipari tevékenysége 1968 és 1971 között”)
1978 Doktori értekezés címe: „A támogatások és egyéb erőforrások differenciált elosztásának néhány összefüggése”
1993 Kandidátusi értekezés címe: „Rendszer-függőségeink: a pártállam működésének és összeomlásának hatása az átalakulásra Magyarországon”
2005 MTA doktora, értekezés címe: „A Comparative Model of Party-States:
Structural and Dynamic Background of Similarities and Differences in Reproduction, Reforms, Collapse and Transformation”
NYELVTUDÁS
Angol, francia, olasz (középfokú nyelvvizsga), portugál (felsőfokú nyelvvizsga), német beszéd szinten, kínai kezdő szinten
KUTATÁSI TERÜLET ÉS JELENLEGI KUTATÁSI TÉMÁK
A pártállamok szerkezete, a szerkezet működése, a működés főbb törvényszerűségei.
- A pártállamok közötti eltérések strukturális és dinamikai okai, s ezek következményei.
- Az átalakulás és a volt pártállamok működésének és összeomlásának összefüggései.
- A központi és helyi hatalmi szerkezet képződése az átalakulás idején, s ezek összefüggése.
- Kína hatalmi szerkezete és reformfolyamatának összefüggése - A pártállami átalakulás eltéréseinek strukturális háttere,
--A pártállami átalakulás és eltérései a rendszer-evolúció szempontjából
-- A kínai pártállam specifikus szerkezete, működése és átalakulása, valamint az átalakulás térbeli eltérései
-- A transzformációs dinamika számszerűsítése és a dinamika térbeli eltérései Kínában -- A globális válság, a kínai rendszerátalakulás és a dinamika térbeli eltérései
-- A globális dinamika hatása a pártállami rendszer átalakulására Kínában FONTOSABB KUTATÁSI PÁLYÁZATOK/PROGRAMOK
Pályázatok:
42525» <https://www.otka-palyazat.hu/?menuid=427&tid=42525&back=449&tol=&hm=42525> Az IPS összehasonlító pártállami modell főbb fejlődési patternjeinek konkrét bemutatása Románia, Magyarország és Kína példáján, valamint a patternek empirikus tesztelése Kínában, megyei szinten.
szakmailag lezárva 2003--2006 67981» <https://www.otka-
palyazat.hu/?menuid=427&tid=67981&back=449&tol=&hm=67981> Gazdasági növekedés – területi egyenlőtlenségek – működőtőke-áramlás Kínában 2007-2010 <https://www.otka-
palyazat.hu/?menuid=427&tid=83563&back=449&tol=&hm=83563> Stimulus programok egyenlőtlen térbeli hatása a migrációra és az átalakulás dinamikájára 2011-2014
A JELENLEG FOLYÓ KUTATÁS RÉSZTVEVŐI ÉS ÜTEMEZÉSE
Project: Longterm spatial consequences of short‐term adaptation pressures and its disparities in China
Principal investigator of the project and responsible: Maria Csanadi Institute of Economics Hungrian Academy of Sciences
Cities
Changzhou (Jiangsu) Zhengzhou (Henan)
Collaborating partners
Prof. Zhao Chen, Fudan
University Institute of Economics deputy head as principal
investigator of a larger project, generously including Maria Csanadi’s questions into his enterprise questionnaire
Prof. Li Shi SEBA BNU kindly offering to use his migrant data‐
set and providing research assistance and phd and master students for interviewing and news collecting
Associate prof. Zheng Feihu BNU organizing and carrying out manager interviews
Prof. Nana Zhang Warwick University, Department of Sociology, training team members to carry out migrant interviews
Liu Xiaoxuan Institute of Economics CASS head of the Microeconomic Department kindly contributing to the design of the joint enterprise
questionnaire
Maria Csanadi, principal investigator, designing and implementing the whole research project, coordinating with and among collaborating partners and providing the financial support
Prof. Liu Xiaoxuan, Institute of Economics, CASS, head of the Department of Microeconomics kindly offering her experience and field knowledge in enterprise survey and specifically in
Zhengzhou, collaborates in designing the questionnaire both in manufacture and construction industry; in discussing price, data, sampling and the
questionning process with local officials ; supervising the carrying out of the questionnaire.
Prof. Li Shi SEBA BNU kindly offering to use his migrant data‐
set and providing research assistance and phd and master students for interviewing and news collecting
Associate prof. Zheng Feihu BNU organizing and carrying out manager interviews
Nana Zhang Warwick University,
Department of Sociology, training team members to carry out migrant interviews
Maria Csanadi, principal investigator, designing and implementing the whole research project, coordinating with and among collaborating partners and providing the financial support
Team members
Research assistants: Sundan (m. in China) and Ferenc Gyuris (PhD in Hungary), Aniko Polenyik (PhD in Hungary)
Participants in news collection in 8 provinces and 2 cities and interviewing 100 migrants in Changzhou: Dai Song (phd) Zhao Guohua (phd) Bao Chuanjian
Research assistants: Sundan (m. in China) and Ferenc Gyuris (PhD in Hungary) Aniko Polenyik (PhD in Hungary)
Participants in news collection in 8 provinces and 2 cities and interviewing 100 migrants in Changzhou: Dai Song (phd) Zhao Guohua (phd) Bao Chuanjian
(phd), Chen Jianwei (phd), áyuan Zeqing (m), Wang Chuanchao (m), Zheng Jiliang (m), Nie Zihan (m), Li Chao (m), Xu Yiantian (m)
(phd), Chen Jianwei (phd), áyuan Zeqing (m), Wang Chuanchao (m), Zheng Jiliang (m), Nie Zihan (m), Li Chao (m), Xu Yiantian (m)
No. of enterprises
over 500 500 (400 in manufacture + 100 in
construction)
Sector manufacturing manufacturing and construction
Sub‐sectors six sub‐sectors accoring to largest number of enterprises:
(order number of subsector and ‐‐
enterprise number) :
11‐‐ 41 in Textile Industry, 24 ‐‐ 34 in Plastic Products , 28‐‐ 49 in Metal Products, 29‐‐ 94 in General Equipment Machinery Manufacturing ,
30‐‐ 134 in Special Equipment Manufacturing, 32‐‐ 83 in Electric Machines and Apparatuses Manufacturing,
the six sub‐sectors chosen by Zhao Chen plus other eight sectors with strategic importance or larger number of enterprises all together 12 sub‐sectors (order number of subsector and ‐‐
enterprise number) :
11‐‐ 41 in Textile Industry, 24 ‐‐ 34 in Plastic Products , 28‐‐ 49 in Metal Products, 29‐‐ 94 in General Equipment Machinery Manufacturing ,
30‐‐ 134 in Special Equipment Manufacturing, 32‐‐ 83 in Electric Machines and Apparatuses
Manufacturing, +++ 06__ 251 in Coal Mining & Dressing, 25__ 31 in Non‐metal Mineral Products+++ 08__1 ent in Ferrous Metal Mining & Dressing; 28_5 ent. in Chemical Fiber ; 32__37 firm Smelting & Pressing of Ferrous Metals ; 33‐ 55
inTransport Equipment Manufacturing ; 37‐ 60 firms in Communications
Equipment, 40‐‐ 19 firms in Computer and Other Electronic Equipment Manufacturing; and construction Ent. size small and medium sized enterprises sme‐s and all large enterprises
Ownership private SOE and private
Sample every tenth (random) first all large enterprises, all SOEs and than random
Questionaires overlaping and joint questions were included in Zhao Chen’s original questionnaire
overlaping and joint questions are asked independent of Zhao Chen’s larger questionnaire
Forecasted end of questionning
2011.08.30 2011.10.31
enterp.
interviews
20 (list based on the results of the questionnaire)
20 (list based on the results of the questionnaire)
Who will carry out
Zheng Feihu Liu Xiaoxuan 2‐3 interviews, and Zheng Feihu 17‐18
Permit confirmed not yet decided
Timing 2011.10. not yet decided
migrant 100 100
interwiews Who will carry out
10 membered student team from BNU 10 membered student team from BNU
Permit to be asked from the 20 enterprise managers chosen to be interviewed
not yet
News collection
9 provinces and the two cities (Changzhou and Zhengzhou
9 provinces and the two cities (Changzhou and Zhengzhou
Who will carry out
10 team members 10 team members
When 2011.04‐2011.09 2011.04‐2011.09
Supervisor of interviews
Maria Csanádi Maria Csanádi
MEGHÍVOTT KUTATÓ
1991 The Northwestern University, Evanston, Chicago,
1992 Kellogg Institute, The Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies, 1993 Cornell University, Dept. of Government,
2005 East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore, 2009 Center for Chinese Studies Oxford University
OKTATÁSI TEVÉKENYSÉG
1987- 1989 A párt az állam és a gazdasági döntések kö1csönkapcsolata; A szelektív elosztásban rejlő politikai szempontok 1970-1979 között. Marx Károly
Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem Széchényi szakkollégiumában.
Rendszeres előadó vagyok a Budapesti Közgazdaságtudományi Egyetem Összehasonlító Gazdaságtan tanszékén, ahányszor az általam kidolgozott modell kerül sorra az oktatási anyagban.
2007 ELTE Szociológia szak, téma: A pártállamok szerkezete, dinamikája és az átalakulás, különös tekintettel a magyar és a kínai átalakulásra
2008 Szegedi Tudományegyetem, Közgazdaságtani Doktori Iskola, téma: Az orosz és a kínai rendszer átalakulásának gazdasági kérdései
SZEMINÁRIUMOK 1989
Party-State Interlocking Directorates: Economic and Political Decision Making in Hungary. Paper presented at Northwestern University's Interdisciplinary Seminar Series on Soviet and East European Reforms,
1992
Dividing the Pie: Bureaucratic Politics In Socialist Hungary. Center for East-European Studies, University ofCalifornia, Berkeley,
Institutionalized Relationships Between the Party and the State and Economy.
University of Wisconsin, Madison,
Institutionalized Relationships Between Party and State Decision Making Structure.
Center for European Studies, Harvard University,
Party-State Interlocking Directorates: Economic and Political Decision Making m Hungary. Northwestern University, Evanston,
Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. Columbia University, New York,
Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. New School of
Social Researches, New York,
Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. University of Connecticut, Storrs,
The Structure, Development, Reproduction and Decay of Party-State Systems. Notre Dame University, Kellogg Institutefor International Studies, Indiana,
Major Factors and Reasons of Uncertainty in Post-Communism Notre Dame University The Kellogg Institute of International Studies, Indiana,
1993
The Dynamics of the Emerging of the Extreme Right in Hungary Cornell University European Studies Institute, Ithaca,
1997
Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour The Woodrow Wilson Institute, Washington,
Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour at International Institutional Development Center for Risk Management, Washington, 1997 1997 Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour at Notre Dame University,
1999
The Structural and Dynamic Properties of the Interactive Party-State (IPS) Model Central European University (CEU) Budapest,
1999 Environmental Connotations of the Privatization and FDI in Hungary Central European University (CEU) Budapest,
2000
Structural and Dynamic Properties of the Interactive Party-State (IPS) Model Budapest University of Economics, Budapest,
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Environmental Connotations of the Privatization and FDI in Hungary Unirule Institute of Economics, Beijing,
A Model of Social and Political Change of Party-states: Structural and Dynamic Background of Similarities and Differences in Reproduction, Reforms, Collapse and Transformation China Center for Economic Research, Peking University, Beijing, The Interactive Party-state Model: Different Patterns Self-reproduction and
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Structural and dynamic background of reforms and the Hungarian transformation path Blankensee, Germany,
2004
Reforms in a Comparative Perspective: Comparing East European and Chinese Reforms East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore,
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Challenging Comparative Reform Views Europe Asia Institute, Shanghai, 2005 Beijing,
Challenging Comparative reform views Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Europe Asia Institute 2005 and School of Government, Beijing University, 2005 2005 Comparing Hungarian and Chinese Transformations, Institute of China Center for Comparative Politics, Beijing,
Why Eastern Europe does notfollow the Chinese Path of Economic Transformation?
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The IPS model and its Chinese version Institute of Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
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What have we learned from post-communist transformations? Institute for Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CASS )
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Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Center for Comparative Politics and Economics of the CC (Beijing)
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Adaptation pressures on system transformation and reactions during global decline. King’s College, London,
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