Aron Buzogány is an assistant professor for political science at the University of Natural Resources and life sciences. He has worked on the implementation of and compliance with EU environmental law, the role of the European Parliament in the decision-making process, and more recently also on democracy and climate contestation.
Szabina Kerényi is a researcher at the Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Sociology. With a background in Cultural Anthropology and a M.A. in Political Science from the Central European University, she is finishing her PhD in Sociology at the ELTE University of Budapest. Her dissertation focuses on environmental movements in Hungary in a longitudinal study, since the late era of the authoritarian regime into the illiberalism of today. Besides environmental movements, her research interest includes women's movements, civil society and urban anthropology. She has taught courses on movements and civil society at ELTE, University of Budapest, and the University of Pécs, Hungary.
