Versions and Diversions: Márai and Kertész in Britain

Peter Sherwood is a lecturer at SSEES. He will discuss the sudden fame of these two Hungarian writers in the UK.

Is Hungary Becoming Boring? - Reflections on half a century of Hungary-watching

Daniel Franklin has been Europe Editor of The Economist, and is now Editorial Director of its Intelligence Unit.

The Great Stunt: the Hungarian economy and EU accession

András Hirschler, who is Trade Commissioner at the Hungarian Embassy in London, reflects on the prospects for Hungary.

Rebels Rocking the Boat: Music, Youth, Underground in 1980s Hungary

Péter Apor a historian and literary critic, is currently a post-doctoral fellow at SSEES.

Two Eighteenth-Century Transylvanian Lives: Péter Apor and Kata Bethlen

Bernard Adams, returns to discuss the lives of these famous aristocrats, whose autobiographical works he is preparing for publication in English.