Greg Agoston

Greg Agoston is a doctoral researcher at the University of Manchester. His research focuses on Eurosceptic politics, particularly analyzing the rhetorical strategies of the post-2010 Orbán government in Hungary vis-à-vis EU institutions and the Hungarian public. His work intersects political science, political rhetoric, and contemporary Hungarian politics.

Education: Doctor of Philosophy (Politics), University of Manchester.

Research Interests:

• Euroscepticism and its manifestations in Central and Eastern Europe
• Political rhetoric analysis and its societal impacts
• Policy studies on education and neoliberalism critiques

Notable Articles: Greg has published two peer-reviewed articles. His 2024 paper explores higher education policy beyond neoliberal frameworks, while his 2023 study examines Orbán's Eurosceptic rhetoric through a relational lens.

Advisors: Supervised by Dr. Nick Turnbull and Prof. Rob Ford. No grants or awards explicitly mentioned. Collaborations: Research network includes global academic partnerships, though specific details are omitted.