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TEACHING ACTIVITY: Undergraduate courses: Graduate courses: Other subjects of interest: International Migration Foreign Policy Analysis Global Issues International Organizations International Relations I and II (IR Theory) Regime Type and the Use of Force Introduction to Comparative Politics American Politics American Politics, History, and Culture Central European History, Politics, and Culture Social Science Research Methods Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Political Science Foreign Policy Analysis International Relations of the Visegrad Countries Terrorism and Foreign Policy Technology and International Relations American Foreign Policy Democratization Western European Politics Comparative Foreign Policy PUBLICATIONS: 2013 “The Professionalization of Academics as Teachers in Higher Education” (with Gabriela Pleschová, Kathleen Quinlan, et al.) Science Position Paper, Standing Committee for the Social Sciences, European Science Foundation. 2012 Teacher Development in Higher Education. Existing Programs, Program Impact, and Future Trends. (co-edited with Gabriela Pleschová). New York: Routledge. 2010 “Political Trust and Historical Legacy: The Effect of Varieties of Socialism.” (with Valentina Dimitrova-Grajzl) East European Politics and Societies 24 (2): 206-28. 2010 “Political Efficacy of Emerging Elites in Post-Socialist Countries: The Impact of Disciplinary Culture and Political Opportunities.” (with Valentina Dimitrova-Grajzl and Alex Fischer) Transition Studies Review 17 (4): 807-21. 2010 “Hungary since 1989.” (with András Bozóki) In Central and Southeastern Europe since 1989, ed. Sabrina Ramet. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 204-33. 2009 “Teacher Training for Political Science PhD Students in Europe: Determinants of a Tool for Enhancing Teaching in Higher Education.” (with Gabriela Pleschová) Journal of Political Science Education 5 (3): 233-249. 2006 “Formal Institutions and Informal Politics in Hungary.” (with András Bozóki) In Formal Institutions and Informal Politics in Central and Eastern Europe. Hungary, Poland, Russia and Ukraine, ed. Gerd Meyer. Opladen and Farmington Hills: Barbara Budrich Publishers, 146-185. 2005 “Párhuzamos válságkezelés: Lebanon és Grenada (Two Crises At A Time: Lebanon and Grenada)” In 20. századi történeti tanulmányok, ed. Gábor Kármán. Budapest: Sic Itur ad Astra Egyesület, 259-292. Eszter Simon CV – 2 of 5
2002 “Merre tart az Egyesült Államok (Where is the United States Going)?” Book Review. AETAS 17 (4): 74-86. WORKS IN PROGRESS: Under review “Policy Change, Terrorism, and Insurgency: Changing Course in Malaya and Afghanistan.” Studies in Conflict and Terrorism Under review Under review Under review Article Article Edited book “Teaching Political Science Research Methods in Hungary: Transferring Studentcentered Teaching Practices into a Subject-focused Academic Culture.” European Political Science “Moving Toward a Student-Centered Learning Environment: Student Perceptions and the Impact of an Educational Development Program.” (with Gabriela Pleschová) Higher Education “A magyar EU-csatlakozási tárgyalások kétszintű játszmái tíz év távlatából (Ten years on: two-level games and Hungary’s EU accession negotiations)” Politikatudományi Szemle “Communication technology and crisis decision-making: the case of the Six-Day War.” (with Agnes Simon) “Democratic Institutions and Conflict Duration: Testing Contradictory Theoretical Expectations.” (with Agnes Simon) Handbook on Teaching and Learning Political Science and International Relations (with John Ishiyama and WillMiller) Edward Elgar Publishers CONFERENCE PAPERS: 2012 “Teaching Political Science Research Methods in Hungary: Transferring Studentcentered Teaching Practices into a Teacher-focused Academic Culture.” 5th Annual PSA and BISA Learning and Teaching Conference, September 18-19, 2012. 2011 “Democratic Institutions and Conflict Duration: Testing Contradictory Theoretical Expectations.” (with Agnes Simon) Annual Meeting of the International Studies Association-Midwest, St Louis, November 10-13. 2011 “From Failure to Success: The Lessons of British Malaya for American Policy in Afghanistan” Annual Conference of the International Studies Association, Montreal, Canada, March. 2010 “Democratic Institutions and Conflict Duration: Testing Contradictory Theoretical Expectations.”(with Agnes Simon) Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association, Chicago, IL, April. 2008 “The Impact of Democratic Regime Types on the War-Proneness of Democracies.” Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Boston, MA, August. 2008 “Teacher Training for Political Scientists in Europe.” (with Gabriela Pleschová) Teaching and Learning Conference of the American Political Science Association, San Francisco, CA, February. 2007 “Imperial Interventions? British Guyana 1953, Grenada 1983.” (with Tamás Meszerics) Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Political Science Association, Eszter Simon CV – 3 of 5
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