Tibor Dessewffy

Tibor Dessewffy received his doctorate at the University of Amsterdam, and has been a visiting fellow at Boston University and the New School of Social Research. He now works at the ELTE Institute of Sociology in Budapest, and is a director of the Hungarian section of the World Internet Project.

Tibor Dessewffy

In 2050 network logic, what so many bestsellers advocate nowadays - will be fully fledged - and that is going to change, well, everything. It may seem like a pompous

By Tibor Dessewffy

/ 4 May 2011

Jumping into the shining dark: the hope of European enlargement

The Odyssey of twelve post-Communist European states is nearing its end. Enlargement approaches. Thirteen years after the Berlin Wall fell, they are apparently on their way to joining the European

By Tibor Dessewffy

/ 15 Oct 2002