Introduction

I am a habilitated Associate Professor at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Szeged. I holds a degree in Biology and Philosophy. My main areas of research are environmental philosophy, applied ethics, game theory and aspects of social philosophy in demography.

I have participated in numerous national and international conferences, have given Erasmus lectures in various countries and made international study tours. I am a member of the György Málnási Bartók Doctoral School of Philosophy at the University of Szeged, where I have supervised four doctoral students. I am a member of the Hungarian Society of Philosophy, Global Ecological Integrity Group; the secretary of the Society of Applied Philosophy; editor of the series entitled Applied Ethics: From Bioethics to Environmental Ethics. In 2001, I was awarded the Békésy György Postdoctoral Fellowship. I am the Erasmus coordinator for the Department of Philosophy. I have made over 150 publications and authored several books.

Selected list of publications

Game Theory and Society (1997), Chapters from Environmental Philosophy (2005), Environmental Ethics (2015) and Demographic Winter. The Dark Side of Modernization (2021). Some of my publications in English include “A New Pro-Natalist Tool: Parenthood as a Form of Public Employment” (2018), “Does Low Fertility Rate Have Ethical Dimensions?” (2016), “Social Philosophical Aspects of Sustainability” (2009).