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October-December 2009 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume I., Issue 4. _____________________________________________________________________________________ Facts, Myths and Statistics, 2002; A történeti nyelvészet és a magyar nyelv eredete. Angela Marcantonio válogatott tanulmányai (‘Historical Linguistics and the Origin of Hungarian: Selected Papers by A. Marcantonio', 2006). Next to this, she is working on the origin and prehistory of Hungarian in close cooperation with colleagues from the Universities of Budapest and Amsterdam, and she is also publishing in Hungarian periodicals in the Netherlands like Amsterdam Studies and Mikes International. MELLÁR, Mihály Mathematician, Academia of Sciences, Belgrade. Since 1980 he is living in Australia, working as Australian Aboriginal and Papua New Guinean art and craft dealer, researching organic and endogen cultures. MOLNÁR, Zsolt Received a doctor univ. degree in Management and Organization from the Budapest University of Technology, Faculty of Social and Natural Sciences in the field of “Cognitive Modeling of Organizations”. Currently he is working in the field of cognitive sciences focusing on the research of creation of meaning. His special interest is the investigation of the Hungarian language based on the meaning principle. In line with his research he is also working on new language teaching methods based on theoretical findings. MOLNÁRNÉ CZEGLÉDI, Cecília Ms. Molnárné Czeglédi is working as teacher and teaching methodology developer. Currently she is working in an elementary school, does applied research, practical adaptation and effective introductions in the field of teaching methodology development. At present her main area of interest is the developmnet of a new Hungarian language teaching method, based on the theoretical findings of the meaning principle. OBRUSÁNSZKY, Borbála Historian, orientalist. She completed her studies at the University Eötvös Loránd in Budapest between 1992 and 1997 in history and Mongol civilization. This is followed by a postgradual study at the Mongol State University, where she is awarded a Ph.D. degree in 1999. Between 2000 and 2002 she worked as external consultant of the Asia Center at the University of Pécs, and organized the Mongol programs of the Shambala Tibet Center. During this period she participated in several expeditions in Mongolia and China. Ms. Obrusánszky is member and/or founder of several Hungarian scientific associations and she is author of numerous books and articles, and regularly provides analyses on Central-Asia in the scientific press. Next to that she is the editor-in-chief of an educational journal. _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2009 10
October-December 2009 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume I., Issue 4. _____________________________________________________________________________________ SZABÓ, Christopher Christopher Szabó is a general assignment freelance journalist. He covers a wide range of subjects including international affairs, the military and aviation and also writes historical articles for magazines and newspapers. He has worked in newspapers, radio, television and the Internet. Born in 1959 in London of Hungarian refugee parents, raised in South Africa and then studying in America, he received his B.Sc. (Hons) degree in Communications with a minor in Journalism in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1988. He considered going into the world of academe, but decided to stay with ”reality” and journalism. His lifelong fascination with all things historical, notably Hungarian and Eurasian history has resulted in the ongoing study of especially the military history of Eurasian nomads. ZÁHONYI, András Electrical engineer and orientalist who made a systematically new Sumerian-Hungarian dictionary and picture collection in 2005. Using astronomical parallels he affirmed the linguistic analysis of old Mesopotamian scripts. Author of several books: Ancient Secrets (2005), Where Are You, Mesopotamia? (2006), The Name of the Letters: XY. (2008). His areas of interest include: the Holy Hungarian Crown, Mesopotamian culture, Hungarian runic scripts, finds of Tartaria (Transylvania), and celestial deerstalking. ZOMBORI, Andor Born in Budapest, Hungary. Acquired a B.A. degree in Japanese language and international relations in 2003 at the California State University, Long Beach in the United States. Also studied Japanese language, culture, and international affairs for one year at the Osaka Gakuin University in Japan and Korean language and culture for another year at the Kyungbuk National University in Korea. Mr. Zombori has been living in Japan since 2004 and working at a Japanese automotive industry consulting company as the department head of English-language publications. His primary area of specialization is the Asian automotive industry and market. _____________________________________________________________________________________ © Copyright Mikes International 2001-2009 11
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