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11/13/24, 3:30 PM
Style is What you Build for Yourself: Miklós Schiffer Lectures on the Importance of Style
Dress has always been important in terms of how they express themselves to their environment in everyday life. This is even more so in the world of politics, where dress is also part of official protocol. One must only think of the British royal dynasty or the leaders of certain countries, whose clothing and dress style is part of the appearance of the community they represent.
11/12/24, 4:08 PM
Learning Institute
Profitable talents
Retaining young professionals is not only the responsibility of the education system but also a cornerstone of economic development. If students can find employment and career opportunities locally after completing their university studies, the city in question can continue to grow and thrive. This important idea was highlighted during the presentation titled "The Return on Talent - The Relationship Between Education and the Economy," where we spoke with Enikő Szakos, Education Researcher at the Learning Institute, and Zoltán Pécskay, Executive Director of EDC, about the topic.
11/12/24, 2:49 PM
Migration Research Institute
Visiting unknown acquaintances - Migration Research Institute staff in Central Asia
In Central Asia, Hungarians are seen as friends, but they are also looking for opportunities to build relations with other European countries. We also talked about this with our guests, Mark Vargha and Blank Kovács Kovács, two analysts from the MCC Migration Research Institute, who have been in Central Asia - Uzbekistan and Tajikistan - to research migration trends and the water situation, as well as the growing Chinese influence.
11/12/24, 11:29 AM
Center for Constitutional Politics
How to Elect Judges? Judicial Appointments in Eastern Europe and Latin America
Budapest
11/11/24, 1:43 PM
Transylvanian School of Politics, Public Affairs Programs
2024-25 évfolyam
Transylvanian School of Politics started its 8th academic year
21 students started their studies free of charge thanks to the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC), the Hungarian Youth Council (MIÉRT) and the Hungarian Democratic Alliance of Romania (RMDSZ).
11/11/24, 11:18 AM
School of Law, Center for International Law
Sovereignty in the Age of Globalization and Digitalization
"The 2024 version of the rule of law combines the power of judges, militant groups and administrative authorities that claim to be "independent". Judges make law while pretending to interpret it. Militant groups transform their demands into basic rights through the media. The 'independent' administrative authorities exercise an aggressive form of social engineering without having been given a mandate to do so, and in the name of combating hatred and disinformation they are in fact promoting civilizational censorship. They are doing this as part of a globalized techno-structure that is steadily stripping national sovereignty of its essence," said Mathieu Bock-Coté, world-renowned Canadian sociologist, author and political commentator, at the Laws of Sovereignty conference on Friday. The international event, organized by MCC, brought together renowned law professors, political scientists and experts from international judicial fora from around the world and legal cultures to share their views on the new challenges to sovereignty, such as globalization, European integration and digitalization.
11/9/24, 2:51 PM
Institute for Hungarian Unity
Wherever we go in the world, we find Hungarian stories - The harrowing story of Hungarian prisoners of war in Sardinia
A few years ago, Gábor Margittai, director of the MCC's Institute for Hungarian Unity, came across a
11/7/24, 4:24 PM
Learning Institute
The Challenges and Opportunities of Teaching History in the 21st Century
A roundtable discussion titled "The Frontlines of History Education" was organized by the Mathias Corvinus Collegium’s Debrecen training center , featuring Dr. Péter Forisek, Director-General of the Teacher Training Center at the University of Debrecen, and Richárd Fodor, Researcher at the MCC Learning Institute. The discussion focused on the essential questions: Why, what, and how should we teach?
11/7/24, 11:04 AM
Climate Policy Institute
Climate Policy Institute:The past, present and future of US climate policy in light of the presidential election
The issue of climate and environmental protection in the United States is an even more polarised political issue than in Europe. Republicans often refer to the Democrats as climate alarmists who are destroying the economy, while the latter often see the former as uninformed climate deniers. Moreover, this antagonism does not only permeate campaign communications, but also appears at the highest level of the hierarchy, i.e. at the presidential and presidential candidate level.
11/6/24, 3:04 PM
Election Nights
MCC Co-Hosts Insightful U.S. Election Night Event
Budapest
11/5/24, 2:56 PM
Migration Research Institute
Without stereotypes and prejudices - Let's get to know the Arab world!
What happens in the Arab world affects the whole world: the oil crisis of the 1970s, or the Arab Spring, which led to the great migration crisis. This is why it is important to focus on the Arab world, which is not really a united region, but a divided one," says Meszar Tárik, Senior Researcher at the Migration Research Institute, who was interviewed by Blanka Kovács, an analyst at the Institute, about his new book, The Arab Mind.
11/5/24, 1:00 PM
Youth Research Institute
Defusing the Demographic Time Bomb: Leading Demographer Speaks to MCC Students on Humanity's Future
On November 4, 2024, the Youth Research Institute hosted an event focused on the global population crisis. The central theme of the event was how the declining birth rates worldwide threaten societal sustainability and the potential implications for future generations.
11/4/24, 4:31 PM
Learning Institute
Challenges and Solutions in V4 Education: Poland
The Polish education system faces several significant challenges, ranging from teaching methods to systemic instability. In a recent discussion, key experts highlighted these issues and proposed possible solutions to create a more stable and effective educational environment.
11/4/24, 1:19 PM
MCC Students Engage in Diplomatic, Cultural, and Academic Experiences in the United States
From September 15th to 22nd, MCC students participated in a study trip to the United States at the invitation of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. During the one-week program, participants gained an in-depth insight into American political, cultural and historical life and built valuable international contacts.
10/30/24, 2:11 PM
School of Law
MCC-King's Summit in London: A Deep Dive into Europe’s Past and Present
“Instead of Ideology, Europe Is Based on History”
10/29/24, 9:57 AM
Brussels
Transylvanian Students Embark on Immersive EU Journey in Brussels
This week, twenty Hungarian high school students from across Transylvania participated in an educational journey to Brussels, designed to deepen their understanding of European Union institutions and the city's rich historical context. Representing all eight MCC centers in Transylvania, this diverse group had the unique opportunity of a four-day, multifaceted trip, which fostered connections among young Hungarians and strengthened networks within the Hungarian minority in Romania.
10/28/24, 11:35 AM
Climate Policy Institute
No taboos on genetic modification and GMOs
In Hungary, the ban on GMOs was primarily driven by public health and environmental concerns, but there was also considerable resistance to GMOs among local farmers and consumers, which contributed to the policy decisions. The Hungarian government has emphasized the preservation of local food production and biodiversity, and has set itself the goal of protecting traditional farming methods.
10/24/24, 1:24 PM
Brussels
MCC Brussels Honors the Spirit of 1956 with its Annual Freedom Breakfeast
On a crisp October morning in Brussels, history, memory, and the enduring fight for freedom were celebrated at the Freedom Breakfast, a commemorative event that honored the legacy of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Hosted by MCC Brussels, the event featured powerful speeches from prominent figures, each reflecting on the continued relevance of the revolution and the challenges facing Europe today.
10/23/24, 12:50 PM
Center for European Studies, Conferences
MCC’s Center for European Studies Hosts Conference on EU Merit-Based Enlargement
Budapest
10/21/24, 1:23 PM
Conferences, German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation
MCC Co-Hosts the Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era Conference
On October 14th, MCC hosted the "Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era" conference in Berlin, uniting influential leaders from Europe and the United States to tackle significant challenges impacting the Transatlantic alliance. The event, organized by Mathias Corvinus Collegium, The German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation, The Danube Institute, and TheRepublic, sought to connect American, German, and Hungarian conservatives while fostering a vision for a future where these nations cooperate under conservative governance. Key sessions addressed critical topics including migration, antisemitism, economic policies, and evolving transatlantic relations.
10/21/24, 10:39 AM
Budapest Fellowship Program, Center for Law and Society, Center for Private Law, Center for International Law, Fall Academy
"Europe's Strength Lies in the Unparalleled Diversity of its Nations' Cultures."
Esztergom
10/17/24, 12:27 PM
Brussels, Conferences
MCC Brussels Hosts "The War Against the Past: Fighting for our history" Conference
A thought-provoking intellectual forum took place at the historic Solvay Library in Brussels, addressing the cultural attacks on Western history and heritage. Titled "The War Against the Past: Fighting for Our History," the event was organized by MCC Brussels and brought together leading European thinkers to discuss societal tensions surrounding historical revisionism, identity politics, and the erasure of Western cultural achievements.
10/15/24, 11:31 AM
Visiting Fellowship Program
Myths, Hoaxes and Pseudoscience with Peter Boghossian
The renowned American philosopher and college professor, philosopher Peter Boghossian gave a lecture on the topic of myths, hoaxes and pseudoscience at MCC. The intriguing event shed light on the growing influence of ideologies on scientific journals and academic institutions has contributed to a growing "crisis of confidence".
10/14/24, 8:56 AM
Conferences, German-Hungarian Institute for European Cooperation
MCC is organizing a conference in Berlin with the involvement of internationally recognized experts, scholars, and politicians.
The goal of the "Transatlantic Partnership in a New Era" conference is to create a unique forum for discussing the most current issues concerning European and American relations, as well as the public affairs of both continents, from the perspectives of Hungary, Germany, and the United States.
10/11/24, 4:23 PM
The Emerging Global South in a Shifting World Order – Samir Saran at MCC
The Global South plays a critical role in shaping the future of global affairs, economics, and culture. As the world becomes more interconnected, understanding and engaging with these nations is essential for achieving a more equitable and sustainable future. Coming from India, our international guest Samir Saran talked about his country’s development over the past three decades and also explained the hardships India faces in the 21st century.
10/10/24, 3:08 PM
Migration Research Institute
Bence Rétvári: EU fine on Hungary over migration policy is outrageous
Bence Rétvári has called the EU's procedures against Hungary on migration policy "unfair". The Deputy Minister and Parliamentary State Secretary of the Ministry of the Interior was speaking at the book launch of the MCC Migration Research Institute - Guarding the Gates of Europe - The Hungarian Approach to Migration is the first English-language publication to present Hungarian migration policy in a comprehensive manner. The discussion also touched on issues such as the EU's migration pact, which the politician said was an invitation letter to migrants.
10/10/24, 12:58 PM
University Program
Free courses, international knowledge network, community - The new academic year has started for the MCC University Program
The University Program of Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) in Cluj-Napoca started the new academic year with 123 students. The invited speaker at the opening ceremony on 8 October was the British academic and author Dr. Matthew Goodwin, who highlighted the importance of higher education institutions and encouraged students to uphold their values.
10/9/24, 1:52 PM
Youth Talent Program, High School Program
Cave paintings of social media
The shadows on the walls of the Platonic cave were only images of a secondary reality. According to Professor John von Heyking, this is what social media is like today: what we think is fact is just an impression of something that may have passed through several filters.
10/3/24, 3:32 PM
School of Law, Conferences
Every Generation Has a Duty to Fight for its Cultural Heritage": MCC Particpates in an International Heritage Protection Conference
16 students from MCC's School of Law participated in an international conference on different aspects of cultural heritage protection. The conference covered topics such as the protection of culture in the era of globalisation and European integration, the challenges of artificial intelligence and armed conflict, and the specific situation of underwater heritage. The students presented cases of Hungarian cultural heritage protection such as the Verespatak investment and the protection of the origin of Tokaj wine.
10/2/24, 10:47 AM
Frank Füredi's New Book The War Against the Past: Why The West Must Fight For Its History, was Presented After Cancellation Attempt
Brussels
10/1/24, 2:32 PM
Institute for Hungarian Unity
Saving Transylvanian castles is much more than preserving built heritage
Saving the castles of Transylvania is much more than just historic preservation. These buildings are important symbols of Hungarian national identity and culture.
10/1/24, 2:05 PM
Institute for Hungarian Unity
Researchers of national remembrance at the Night of Researchers
In the framework of this year's Night of Researchers, the audience of Szombathely participated in a film screening and discussion. Anita Major, researcher of the Institute for Hungarian Unity, represented the Institute and spoke about the human research methodology and practice, which, in addition to the collected materials, gave and her husband, fellow researcher Dr. Gábor Margittai, with whom she jointly run the Institute, shared experiences, memories and friendships.
9/30/24, 11:12 AM
Youth Talent Program, Youth Research Institute, High School Program, Pécs Center
"It's good to research youth because we are also researching the future" - Many people were curious about our programs organized for the Researchers' Night in Pécs
The Pécs MCC regional center organized four exciting programs for the event, which offered something for all ages. The presentations took place in three parallel rooms in the MCC building in Pécs.
9/27/24, 11:41 AM
Climate Policy Institute
Where next for European agriculture? - causes and consequences of the tractor blockades
The EU has also set ambitious emission reduction targets for the agricultural sector, and required farmers to give up their most effective crop protection products and reduce their use of fertilisers. How does this translate into a financially sustainable agriculture that can deliver its basic food function? - Ottó Toldi, Senior Researcher at the MCC's Climate Policy Institute, discussed this question at the MCC Győr.
9/25/24, 3:52 PM
Conferences, Visiting Fellowship Program
MCC Co-Hosts Conference "Identity as a Political Weapon"
Budapest
9/25/24, 3:28 PM
Migration Research Institute
The integration of immigrants in Western Europe is a problem - book launch at MCC Zalaegerszeg
The existence of parallel societies in Western European cities is a growing problem, said the head of the Migration Research Institute at a recent event in Zalaegerszeg.
9/25/24, 1:08 PM
University Program, Miskolc Center
Japán szerepe a nemzetközi színtéren: elköteleződés a jogállamiság, valamint a szabad és nyitott világrend mellett
Miskolc
9/24/24, 12:10 PM
Center for Constitutional Politics
John Finnis at the Center for Constitutional Politics
9/20/24, 3:06 PM
Budapest Fellowship Program
MCC Welcomes New Cohort of Budapest Fellowship Program
Budapest
9/18/24, 2:25 PM
Youth Talent Program, High School Program
Family Day at the MCC in Szombathely
Szombathely
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