national populism and slovak – hungarian relations in - MEK

autHorsZsolt Gál, Mgr., PhDZsolt Gál has been an assistant professor at the Department of PoliticalScience of the Faculty of Philosophy at Comenius University in Bratis -lava since 2006. He graduated there in 2003 and contin ued his postgradualstudies at Corvinus University in Budapest. He completed a PhDprogram in international relations and defended his thesis at theDepartment of World Economy in 2008. His main areas of interestinclude international migration, economic policy and economic aspectsof European integration. He teaches several courses in these fields atComenius University.Miroslav Kocúr, ThDr., PhDMiroslav Kocúr was born February 22, 1969, in Liptovský Mikuláš. Hegraduated from the Theological Faculty of Constantine and Methodius(CMBF) at Comenius University in Bratislava, Theological Institute (TI)in Spišské Podhradie. He obtained the licence and doctor’s degree inbiblical studies at the Papal Biblical Institute and the GregorianUniversity in Rome. He lectured at the Catholic University inRužomberok and CMBF in Bratislava – TI in Spišské Podhradie. Hewas a co-founder and the first director of the Bilingual SecondaryGrammar School of C. S. Lewis in Bratislava. Since 2006 he has beenlecturing history of political thinking at the Bratislava InternationalSchool of Liberal Arts.Zsuzsanna Lampl-Mészáros, PhDZsuzsanna Lampl-Mészáros graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy atComenius University, majoring in sociology in 1982. She also completeda post-graduate course in journalism. She currently works as aNational Populism and Slovak – Hungarian Relations in Slovakia 2006 – 2009. Forum Minority Research Institute Šamorín – Somorja, 2009355