PROFESSIONAL CV

(June, 5, 2020)

Maria Csanádi

Connection: Institute of Economics, Centre for Economics and Regional Studies

Address: Tóth Kálmán u. 4. 1097 Budapest. office: T.3.40

email: csanadi.maria@krtk.mta.hu

phone: +36 30 8164260

Education and degrees:

1973 Karl Marx University of Economics, Budapest (M.Se. Thesis: Industrial

Activity of General Whole Sale Co-operatives in Hungary Between 1968 and

1971)

1978 Doctoral. Thesis: Selectivity in the Distribution of Resources and Subsidies in

Hungary

1993 PhD Thesis: System dependencies: The Impact of State-socialism on the

Transformation in Hungary

2005 Academic Doctoral Thesis: A Comparative Model of Party-States:

Structural and Dynamic Background of Similarities and Differences in

Reproduction, Reforms, Collapse and Transformation

Languages

English, French, Italian, Portuguese (State exams) and spoken German

Research interest and current researches in progress:

Institutionalized interdependencies between economic and political decision making in

partystate systems.

Structural similarities and dissimilarities between different party-state systems.

Development and institutionalization of the new Hungarian power structure and comparative

studies on this topic in Eastern Europe and China;

Comparative theory the structure, operation and transformation of party-states systems,

specifics of Chinese transformation;

Impact of global crisis on system transformation in China and its spatial disparities; spatial

disparities impact of global crisis on migration and institutionalizing policies (2009-2010);

Spatial disparities of the impact of stimulus package in China on migration and on the

dynamics of economic transformation (2010-2016)

Common systemic ground behind the disparities of European and Chinese transformations

Overinvestment and Economic Overheating in China after the Global Crisis: An Interpretation

with a Comparative Model on Communist Systems

Dynamics of anti-corruption campaigns and power redistribution in China

Opening up the black box: transformation specifics through enterprise entry and exit in

China and its relation to overinvestment

Regional specifics of transformation in China through enterprise entry and exit and their

relation to overinvestment (research in progress)

Power and corruption: how to institutionalize authoritarian power and corruption in a captured

democracy? The case of Hungary since 2010 (research in progress)

Teaching experience:

Courses on "Structure of Interdependencies Between Political and Economic Decision-

Making", "Political Criteria in the Selective Distribution of Resources in 1970-79 and in 1980-

88", at Karl Marx University Regularly in Budapest University of Economics in comparative

macroeconomics, each time the course reached my topic

My model was on the curricula ELTE University Department of Sociology 2007 February-May

Structure, dynamics and transformation of party-states, with a special view on Hungary and

China József Attila University at Szeged doctoral and master school research on comparing

Russian and Chinese transformations between 2008 and 2016, and at Pázmány Péter

University since 2018-

Fellowships:

Kellogg Institute, The Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies, between

11September - 15 December, 1992

Cornell University, Department of Govemment in 1993 March

East Asian Institute National University of Singapore, (2005 July-August)

Oxford University China Center visiting fellow, 2009, March

Publications

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Other Activities:

Organization and participation with presentations at six Workshops for presenting newest

research results of Chinese and Hungarian colleagues between the Institute of Economics HAS

and Beijing Normal University School of Economics and Business Administration in the

framework of research collaboration between the two Institutes since 2011 and 2016

Research interest and current researches in progress:

Institutionalized interdependencies between economic and political decision making in

partystate systems.

Structural similarities and dissimilarities between different party-state systems.

Development and institutionalization of the new Hungarian power structure and comparative

studies on this topic in Eastern Europe and China;

Comparative theory the structure, operation and transformation of party-states systems,

specifics of Chinese transformation;

Impact of global crisis on system transformation in China and its spatial disparities; spatial

disparities impact of global crisis on migration and institutionalizing policies (2009-2010);

Spatial disparities of the impact of stimulus package in China on migration and on the

dynamics of economic transformation (2010-2016)

Common systemic ground behind the disparities of European and Chinese transformations

Overinvestment and Economic Overheating in China after the Global Crisis: An Interpretation

with a Comparative Model on Communist Systems

Dynamics of anti-corruption campaigns and power redistribution in China

Opening up the black box: transformation specifics through enterprise entry and exit in

China and its relation to overinvestment

Regional specifics of transformation in China through enterprise entry and exit and their

relation to overinvestment

Power and corruption: how to institutionalize authoritarian power and corruption in a captured

democracy? The case of Hungary since 2010 (research in progress)

The spatial agglomeration of network and market enterprises in China), is being prepared in

cooperation with Balázs Lengyel and Shengyu Liu to the journal PLOS ONE (work in

progress).

Social and power connotations in the reactions to the pandemics (COVID-19) world-wide

Teaching experience:

Courses on "Structure of Interdependencies Between Political and Economic Decision-

Making", "Political Criteria in the Selective Distribution of Resources in 1970-79 and in 1980-

88", at Karl Marx University Regularly in Budapest University of Economics in comparative

macroeconomics, each time the course reached my topic

My model was on the curricula ELTE University Department of Sociology 2007 February-May

Structure, dynamics and transformation of party-states, with a special view on Hungary and

China József Attila University at Szeged doctoral and master school research on comparing

Russian and Chinese transformations between 2008 and 2016, and PhD advisor since 2008

Teaching Pázmány Péter University since 2018-

Fellowships:

Kellogg Institute, The Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies, between

11September - 15 December, 1992

Cornell University, Department of Govemment in 1993 March

East Asian Institute National University of Singapore, (2005 July-August)

Oxford University China Center visiting fellow, 2009, March

Projects

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Publications

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Academic lectures at universities and research institutes:

1989

Party-State Interlocking Directorates: Economic and Political Decision Making in Hungary.

Paper presented at Northwestern University's Interdisciplinary Seminar Series on Soviet and East

European Reforms,

1992

Dividing the Pie: Bureaucratic Politics In Socialist Hungary. Center for East-European Studies,

University of California, Berkeley,

Institutionalized Relationships Between the Party and the State and Economy. University of

Wisconsin, Madison,

Institutionalized Relationships Between Party and State Decision Making Structure. Center for

European Studies, Harvard University,

Party-State Interlocking Directorates: Economic and Political Decision Making m Hungary.

Northwestern University, Evanston,

Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. Columbia University, New

York, Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. New School of Social

Researches, New York,

Structure, Cohesion and Disintegration of Interlocking Directorates. University of Connecticut,

Storrs,

The Structure, Development, Reproduction and Decay of Party-State Systems. Notre Dame

University, Kellogg Institutefor International Studies, Indiana,

Major Factors and Reasons of Uncertainty in Post-Communism Notre Dame University The

Kellogg Institute of International Studies, Indiana,

1993

The Dynamics of the Emerging of the Extreme Right in Hungary Cornell University European

Studies Institute, Ithaca,

1997

Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour The Woodrow Wilson Institute,

Washington, Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour at International

Institutional Development Center for Risk Management, Washington,

Environmental Consequences of Enterpreneurial Behaviour at Notre Dame University,

1999

The Structural and Dynamic Properties of the Interactive Party-State (IPS) Model Central

European University (CEU) Budapest, 1999

Environmental Connotations of the Privatization and FDI in Hungary Central European

University (CEU) Budapest,

2000

Structural and Dynamic Properties of the Interactive Party-State (IPS) Model Budapest

University of Economics, Budapest,

2001

Environmental Connotations of the Privatization and FDI in Hungary Unirule Institute of

Economics, Beijing,

A Model of Social and Political Change of Party-states: Structural and Dynamic Background of

Similarities and Differences in Reproduction, Reforms, Collapse and Transformation China

Center for Economic Research, Peking University, Beijing,

The Interactive Party-state Model: Different Patterns Self-reproduction and Transformation and

Critical Stage of Transformation in China, Symposium on "Problems During the Transitional

Period" China Center for Comparative Politics, Beijing

2003

Structural and dynamic background of reforms and the Hungarian transformation path

Blankensee, Germany, 2004 Reforms in a Comparative Perspective: Comparing East European

and Chinese Reforms East Asian Institute, National University of Singapore

2005

Challenging Comparative Reform Views Europe Asia Institute, Shanghai, 2005

Beijing,

Challenging Comparative reform views Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Europe Asia

Institute 2

Challenging Comparative reform views School of Government, Beijing University,

Comparing Hungarian and Chinese Transformations, Institute of China Center for Comparative

Politics, Beijing,

2006

Why Eastern Europe does notfollow the Chinese Path of Economic Transformation? East Asian

Institute, National University of Singapore,

Environmental connotations of the privatization process Institute of Quantitative and Technical

Economics Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing

The IPS model and its Chinese version Institute of Quantitative and Technical Economics

Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing

The IPS model and its Chinese version Institute of Russian, East European and Central Asian

Studies Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing

The IPS model and its Chinese version Department of Political Science, Beijing Normal

University, Beijing

Party-states as networks "International Conference on Network Analysis and Complexity"

Budapest , 2006 31 July-2 August

2007

What have we learned from post-communist transformations? Institute for Russian, East

European and Central Asian Studies of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CASS )

The IPS model and its Hungarian and Chinese specifics Institute of World Economy CASS,

Beijing

The IPS model and its Hungarian and Chinese specifics Institute of Economics CASS , Beijing

2008

The IPS model and its Hungarian and Chinese specifics Department of Political Sciences,

University of Science and Technology (Hong Kong)

What have we learned from post-communist transformations? Chinese University of Hong Kong

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Center for Comparative Politics and

Economics of the CC (Beijing)

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Beijing Normal University Economics and

Resource Management Institute (Beijng)

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Institute of Economics CASS (Beijng)

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Peking University China Center for

Economic Research (Beijng)

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Beijing Normal University School of

Economics and Business (Beijng)

Political transformation in party-states: a theoretical approach UNIRULE Institute of Economics

(Beijng)

Party-state systems and system transformations Kyoto University (Kyoto)

Spatial disparities of system transformation in China Chuou University (Tokyo)

2009

Global crisis and its implications on political transformation in China, Oxford University (UK),

The impact of global crisis on system transformation in China and its spatial disparities Renmin

University, Department of Economic Geography, Beijing

The impact of global crisis on system transformation in China and its spatial disparities Center

for Comparative Politics and Economics of the CC, Beijing

The impact of global crisis on Hungary Institute of Economics CASS, Beijing The model of the

structure, operation and transformation of party-states BNU SEBA, Beijing

Comparing the data of 16 prefectures (preparatory course for field study) BNU -- SEBA, Beijing,

Interviewing methodology (a preparatory course for field study) BNU SEBA, Beijing,

2010

Adaptation pressures on system transformation during global growth and global decline Institue

of Economics CASS, Beijing

2011

Adaptation pressures on system transformation and reactions during global decline. King’s

College, London,

Structure, operation and transformation of party-state systems Fudan University, Shanghai

Structure, operation and transformation of party-state systems Shanghai Normal University

Department of Cold War

Intensive seminar on interviewing methodology and preparatory works for migrant interview

plans Beijing Normal Universtiy SEBA

2012

The Chinese way of Economic reforms London School of Economics

2013

Az IPS modell, a pártállam szerkezete, működése és átalakulása előadás, MTA

Történettudományi Intézet

2014

Crisis, stimulus package and migration presentation at the Institute of Political and Economic

Studies CCCP CC, Beijing

Systemic Background of Investment Overheating, Local Indebtedness and Selectivity in China

Industrial Institute CASS, Beijing

Characteristics of resource allocation during crisis: the case of one city’s manufacturing

enterprisesInstitute of Urban and Environmental Studies CASS, Beijing

2016

Systemic background of overheating during transformation 26 October, 2016, Nanjing: Nanjing

University of Finance and Economics, School of Economics. Presentation: Maria Csanádi &

Ferenc Gyuris

China in between varieties of capitalism and communism Beijing Normal University, Department

of Economics, Beijing

China in between varieties of capitalism and communism Development and Reform Commission,

Institute of Spatial Planning and Regional Economy, Beijing

2018

Overinvestment, intervention and transformation in China. Presentation 23 October, 2018,

Beijing: National Development and Reform Commission, Institute of Spatial Planning and

Regional Economics (NDRC ISPRE). Presentation 1: Maria Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris:

Overinvestment, intervention and transformation in China

24 October, 2018, Tianjin: Nankai University, Department of Political Economic Studies.

Presentation: Maria Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris

Opening up the black box: Transformation specifics through enterprise entry and exit in China

25 October, 2018, Beijing: Beijing Normal University, School of Economics and Business

Administration, China Institute for Income Distribution. Presentation: Maria Csanádi, Ferenc

Gyuris & Wanjun Wang

Overinvestment, intervention and transformation in China.

26 October, 2018, Beijing: Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Industrial

Economics. Presentation 1: Maria Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris

Dynamics of anti-corruption campaigns and power redistribution in China. 29 October, 2018,

Hong Kong: The University of Hong Kong, Department of Politics and Public Administration.

Opening up the black box: Transformation specifics through enterprise entry and exit, 29

October, 2018, Hong Kong: The University of Hong Kong, Department of Politics and

Public Administration Maria Csanádi, Ferenc Gyuris & Wanjun Wang

Dynamics of the Hungarian transformation 31 October, 2018, Fuzhou: Fujian Normal University.

2019

The political and economic transformation in Hungary and China

22 October, 2019, Taipei: National Taiwan University, European Union Center.

Main research directions and discussion 23 October, 2019, Taipei: National Cheng-Chi

University, Department of Political Science. Presentation, with Prof. Chung-Min Tsai and two

other professors

The political and economic transformation in Hungary and China. 25 October, 2019, Taipei:

Soochow University, Department of Political Science & Central and Eastern European Center.

Opening up the black box: Transformation specifics through enterprise entry and exit in China

28 October, 2019, Hangzhou: Zhejiang University, School of Public Affairs. Presentation, Maria

Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris

Comparing Hungarian and Chinese transformations from systemic perspective

30 October, 2019, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of Quantitative and Technical

Economics, Beijing

Structure, operation and transformation of party-state systems 1 November, 2019, Beijing:

Renmin University, School of Economics.

Consultations

2015. 10. 30 Yang Ping (deputy director and Mr. Yue, Li Yongying NDRC Investment Research

Institute

25 October, 2015, Beijing: Zhou Fengsheng (China Enterprise Reform and Development Society)

26 October, 2015, Beijing: Ding Ningning (former Director General, Research Department of

Social Development, Development Research Center, the State Council)

27 October, 2015, Beijing: Chang Xin, Zhang Xiaoxi (CASS Institute of Economics)

28 October, 2015, Beijing: Zhou Fengsheng (China Enterprise Reform and Development

Society), Gao Xu (China Everbright Securities)

29 October, 2015, Beijing: Wang Hongju (CASS National Academy of Economic Strategy)

30 October, 2015, Beijing: Qiyuan Xu, Cao Yongfu (CASS Institute of World Economics and Politics)

2015.11.02 Feng Xingyuan, Rural Development Institute research fellow, Unirule Institute

deputy head

2015.11.02 15:00-14:15 YuYongding, director of the Institute of World Economy and Politics

(IWEP)

21 October, 2018, Tianjin: Guangwen Meng and his research group (Tianjin Normal University,

College of Urban and Environmental Science)

2 November, 2018, Shanghai: Chen Zhao (Deputy Director, China Center for Economic Studies

[CCES], Fudan University, School of Economics)

Linxiang Ye (vice dean, Nanjing University of Finance and Economics),

Li Shi (professor, Beijing Normal University),

Yu Yongding (former Chief Executive, Chinese Academy of social Sciences (CASS) Institute of

World Economics and Politics),

Zheng Yisheng (Senior Research Fellow, CASS Institute of Quantitative and Technical

Economics),

Bao Chuanjian and Lai Haironggal (directors, China Center for Overseas Social and

Philosophical Theories),

Wan Haiyuan, (research fellow, Beijing Normal University Department of Economics),

Zhang Wenkui (deputy director, National Development and Reform Commission).

22 October, 2019, Taipei: Hungdah Su (Jean Monnet Chair Professor, National Taiwan

University/Director General, European Union Centre in Taiwan), Kuo-chun Yeh (Professor,

Graduate Institute of National Development, NTU), Hui Mei Tsai (Director, Center for Financial

and Economic Strategies, Chung-Hua Institute for Economic Research), Feng-Cheng Fu

(Consultant, Center for Financial and Economic Strategies, Chung-Hua Institute for Economic

Research), Meng-chun Liu (Head of the First Research Division, Chung-Hua Institute for

Economic Research), Marc Cheng (Executive Director, European Union Centre in Taiwan)

22 October, 2019, Taipei: Ko Chyong-Fang (Institute of European and American Studies,

Academia Sinica)

25 October, 2019, Taipei: Yu-Shan Wu, Tse-Kang Leng (Directors, Institute of Political Science,

Academia Sinica)

25 October, 2019, Taipei: Chia Ming Chang (Director), James Cheng (Executive Director)

(Central and Eastern European Center, Soochow University)

26 October, 2019, Shenzhen: Shengyu Liu (Guangdong University)

27 October, 2019, Fuzhou: Hairong Lai (Dean, Fujian Normal University)

Conferences

The „Chinese style reforms” and the Hungarian „Goulash Communism .Conference on China’s

Three Decades of Reform and Development in Global Perspective, EAI University of Singapore

(Singapore), 2008

From Entity to System and from System towards a Political Entity Conference on Reinventing

the Chinese Party-state: Reflections on the Social Transformation in China Peking University,

University of Oxford, Shenyang Normal Universtiy (Shenyang), 2008

Institutional Reactions to the Impact of Global Crisis at Source and Destination Cities of

Migration in China BNU SEBA Workshop, 2010

Institutional Reactions to the Impact of Global Crisis At Source And Destination Cities Of

Migration In China, Conference, on: Global Economic Recovery:The Role of China and Other

Emerging Economies, Chinese Economic Association (Europe/UK), Oxford, 2010

Adaptation pressures on system transformation during global growth and global decline Kyoto

University wokshop, Kyoto, 2010

Spatial disparities of adaptation to crisis in China and its consequences. Chinese-Hungarian

conference on Economics of Crisis, Education and Labour Budapest, on June 30 and July 1 2011

Structural reasons of learning from and surpassing the Hungarian reform model in China" New

views: the Relations between China and the Soviet Union and East European Countries, 1949-

1989" hosted by Institute of World History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing,

October 18-19, 2012

Characteristics of resource allocation during crisis: the case of Zhengzhou’s manufacturing

enterprises SEBA-CERHAS 3rd. Labour Economics International Conference, October 26-27,

Crisis, stimulus package and migration – first results (co-authored by Nie Zihan) SEBA-

CERHAS 4th

Labour Economics International Conference, Budapest, June 14-15, 2013

Systemic background of overheating and Local Indebtedness in China conference in „Balancing

China’s Economy” Leiden Conference, 2013. August 30-31 (accepted presentation but not

presented due to sudden illness).

Systemic Background of Overheating and Local Indebtedness in China BNU Business School

and Institute of Economics, Center for Economic and Regional Studies HAS 5th meeting 20-21,

2014 June,

Chinese Transformation in Between Varieties of Capitalism and Communism (paper prepared for

the conference titled: The Role of State in Varieties of Capitalism (SVOC) – Achievements and

challenges for Central and Eastern Europe and the emerging markets, 26–27 November 2015,

Budapest; organiser: Institute of World Economics of the Centre for Economic and Regional

Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences and Center for EU Enlargement Studies, Central

European University)

Overrunning investments in China and the outflow of capital to abroad: connections and

consequences 18 November, 2017, Budapest: “Stormy Waters” Conference. Pázmány Péter

Catholic University, Modern East Asia Research Group. Paper, Mária Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris:

(in Hungarian)

Publications

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Forthcoming papers and a book

Maria Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris: Uneven Economic Overheating in a Transforming Party-State

During the Global Crisis: The Case of China (manuscript to the journal Communist and Post-

Communist Studies)

Maria Csanádi, Ferenc Gyuris & Wanjun Wang: Opening up the black box: interacting

subspheres through enterprise entry and exit in China (manuscript to be submitted to The China

Quarterly)

A third manuscript, on our case study #5 (the spatial agglomeration of network and market

enterprises in China), is being prepared in cooperation with Balázs Lengyel and Shengyu Liu to

the journal PLOS ONE.

A fourth manuscript on case study #3 is to be submitted soon to the Journal of East Asian

Studies: Csanádi, Mária: Dynamics of Anti-Corruption Campaigns and Power Distribution in

China

A book manuscript to be submitted in May 2020, on the evolution of the present Hungarian

system after 2010. Title: From Party to System: Paths to political capture and systemic corruption

in Hungary in cooperation with Mihály Laki, István János Tóth and Miklós Hajdu