Date: 02 December 2025 12:30 (CET)/ 14:30 (TRT)
Organiser: Institute of World Economics, ELTE Centre for Economic and Regional Studies

Program

12:30 – Opening words: Magdolna Sass

12:40 – Gábor Fodor: 100 years of Hungarian-Turkish relations
13:10 – Erzsébet N. Rózsa: Hungary and its “eastern opening” policy
13:40 – Sedat Aybar and Magdolna Sass: Hungary-Türkiye Economic Relations: Trade, Investment and Strategic Cooperation
14:10 – Tamás Szigetvári: Hungary and the Organization of the Turkic States

14:40 – Closing words: Magdolna Sass

A Hungary and Türkiye: 100 years of diplomatic relations, history, diplomacy and economy – Conference bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.

Authors: Ákos Kopper and Tamás Peragovics 

In: Diplomatica, 7(2), 250-256.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/25891774-bja10156

Abstract

In our contribution, we reflect on two challenges the Manifesto identifies in conducting diplomatic history. The first challenge is how to expand and diversify New Diplomatic History (ndh) while keeping its identity intact, while the second has to do with overcoming Eurocentrism. To resolve these dilemmas, we propose turning the ethos of diplomacy into an ethos of academic conduct, suggesting that just as the diplomat mediates between home and away, the scholar-diplomat mediates between history and theory, the particular and the universal. We believe the Manifesto’s laudable goals regarding the diversification of the ndh are better served by studying diplomacy diplomatically than by achieving globality.

A Kpper, Á., Peragovics, T.: Studying Diplomacy Diplomatically – Between Theorizing History and Historicizing Theory bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.