Andréa Szekely [ Associated Member ]

Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Hungary, Master’s degree (DEA) in Planning and Urbanism of Central and Eastern Europe from the University of Metz, Franco-Hungarian double PhD (co-tutelle) in Political, Historical and Cultural Geography between the University of Szeged and Paris IV Sorbonne University. After working as a lecturer and researcher in tourism and economic geography at various Hungarian business schools and universities, she is now focusing on the repositioning of agriculture within the spatial and societal dynamics of territories, using a transdisciplinary approach (analysis of public policy, land use, borders/boundaries, sustainability issues and challenges through climate and meteorological data)