Andrea Krizsan
Research Fellow
Doctoral School of Political Science, Public Policy, and Int
Central European University
Hungary
Biography
Andrea Krizsan is Research Fellow at the Center for Policy Studies since 2001. She is interested in understanding progressive policy change in countries of Central and Eastern Europe. She works on different equality policy fields including gender equality policy, policies on gender based violence, policies addressing ethnic inequalities and intersectionality. Her current research aims to understand the politics of policy backsliding in times of crisis and forms of resistance to such reversal. Her most recent book project with C.M. Roggeband analysed domestic violence policy reforms in five Central and Eastern European countries. Her publications include articles in Violence against Women, Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy, Ethnic and Racial Studies, Social Politics, European Integration Online Papers, Policy Studies, European Journal for Women's Studies, Journal for Ethnic and Minority Studies and chapters in several edited volumes. She edited a volume on women's movements mobilizing for policy change (2015), ethnic monitoring and data collection (2001) and co-edited one with J. Squires and H. Skjeie on institutionalizing intersectionality and the changing nature of European equality regimes (2012).
Research Interest
Gender Studies, Human Rights Studies, Public Policy.
Publications
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Krizsan A. Hungarians. The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalism. 2016.
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Krizsan A, Popa R. Gender, Politics and the State: Central and Eastern Europe. . The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality Studies. 2016.
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Krizsan A, Zentai V. Policy paper summarizing findings on backsliding in equality policies and inclusion measures addressing gender, disability and ethnicity based inequalities. Transcrisis Project; 2017.