Speakers
András Mink
Research Fellow
András Mink studied history and literature at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, where he received his MA in 1989. Then, he worked as a journalist for the Beszélő (previously a samizdat periodical of the “democratic opposition” in Hungary), where he was editor-in-chief between 2003 and 2007.
He studied constitutional law in the first academic year of CEU in 1992–1993.
In 1994, he joined the Hungarian Helsinki Committee as program director and started to work for Blinken OSA soon after its foundation in 1995 as an archivist and historian.
He received his PhD from the CEU History Department in 2003. His publications cover the history of Communism, the history of human rights and the Helsinki movement, post-war Hungarian history, the 1956 Revolution and the Kádár-era.
