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György Málovics serves as a Professor at the Institute of Ecological Economics within the Faculty of Economics at the University of Szeged, Hungary. His academic foundation includes a Graduate Economist degree (2002), PhD in Economics (2010), and Habilitation in Economics (2015), all from Hungarian institutions.
His educational credentials:
- Graduate Economist, University of Szeged (2002)
- PhD in Economics, University of Pécs (2010)
- Habilitation in Economics, University of Szeged (2015)
Professor Málovics specializes in participatory action research with emphases on social justice and sustainability transformations. His work centers on collaborative methodologies that empower marginalized communities through practical interventions in urban desegregation, local economic development, and ecological economics. He bridges academic theory with real-world social impact through community-engaged scholarship.
His 13 publications from 2015-2020 reveal consistent focus on Hungarian urban contexts, particularly Roma community integration and socio-environmental justice. Key trends include transformative approaches to responsible research and innovation, place-based sustainability solutions, and critical examinations of policy implementation through participatory frameworks that challenge systemic inequalities.
As an active grant recipient, Professor Málovics has led major international projects:
- SASMob (2018-2021): Senior researcher/task leader for sustainable mobility alliance
- FoTRRIS (2015-2018): Coordinated Hungarian participatory action researchers in EU innovation systems project
- PERARES (2010-2014): Research task leader for public engagement in science
- OTKA K-109425 (2013-2017): Senior researcher on capability approach for local development
He maintains active roles in the European Society for Ecological Economics (since 2008), Living Knowledge Network (since 2013), and Hungarian Academy of Sciences' Regional Science Committee (since 2008), fostering international research collaborations on sustainability transformations.
