C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E. Andrew Cartwright Center for Policy Studies, Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY

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1 1 C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E Andrew Cartwright Center for Policy Studies, Central European University, Budapest, HUNGARY Position Research Fellow, Center for Policy Studies, Co-Director, Center for Policy Studies, Education 1990 University of Warwick, UK, Law LLB 1992 University of Warwick, UK, Law in Development LLM 2000 University of Warwick, UK, PhD in Law, Implementing land reform in Post-socialist Romania Fellowships and Grants European research grants The impact of EU Cohesion Policy on European Identification, Horizon 2020, Country Team Leader Solidarity in European Societies: empowerment, social justice and citizenship, Horizon 2020, Country Team Leader Official Development Assistance in the New Member States: Trade Regimes, the Private Sector and Civil Society as Development Actors, EuropeAid, Non-State Actors and Local Authorities in Development Programme, Team Leader 2010 Ex Post Evaluation of LEADER+ programme , DG Agriculture and Rural Development, Research Team 2009 Democracy Promotion in Central and Eastern Europe, PASOS network, Visegrad Fund and DG External Affairs, with Aron Horvath The Challenge of Socio-Economic Cohesion in an Enlarged European Union (SOCCOH) FP6- Citizens Project, Country Co-ordinator Social Cohesion, Trust and Participation: Social Capital, Social Policy and Social Cohesion in the European Union and Candidate Countries, DG Employment and Social Affairs, Country Expert. Other Public Institutions and Succession in an Aging and Shrinking Europe, Research Support Scheme CEU

2 Policies to counter land abandonment in Serbia. EU, GIZ and the Ministry of Agriculture, Serbia 2013 Rural Connections, Research Support Scheme CEU with Marton Leiszen 2011 Structural Funds Monitoring Committees in Austria, Hungary and Slovakia, Research Support Scheme CEU (with Agnes Batory) Local State and Social Security in Rural Hungary, Romania, and Serbia, Unity amidst Variety? Intellectual Foundations and Requirements for an Enlarged Europe VW Foundation, Policy Research Advisor Member of Core Research Team Return to Europe V4 Countries 20 Years After, PASOS, Team Leader, with Gergo Medve-Balint Advancing Educational Inclusion and Quality in South-East Europe, Open Society Institute, Education Support Programme, Central Research Team Land and Elderly Ownership in Hungary, Research Support Scheme CEU with Gergo Medve-Balint and Sara Svensson Sharing Policy Know How in Central and Eastern Europe, Central European Initiative, Team Leader Public Participation and Knowledge of Land Reform in Mongolia, Open Society Forum Mongolia, Research Team Finding Farming Households in Eastern Europe, Economic and Social Research Council, UK, (Ref R ) with Nigel Swain Informal property relations and state legality in rural Romania, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle, Germany Legal Issues in Charity Mergers, Economic and Social Research Council, UK, (Ref. R ) with Debra Morris and Jean Warbuton Implementing land reform in post-communist Romania, Economic and Social Research Council, UK, PhD Scholarship Award Postgraduate scholarship award, Law in Development Masters course University of Warwick Law School. Employment Research Fellow, Center for Policy Studies, CEU Research Fellow, Center for Central and Eastern European Studies, University of Liverpool, UK

3 Research Associate, Charity Law Unit, University of Liverpool Research Assistant and Part-time Lecturer at School of Law, University of Warwick, UK Teaching Courses taught (1990- ) Curriculum development Introduction to Business Law, Criminal Law, Crime and the Sanctioning Process, Introduction to Property Law, Rural Development Policy, Policy Labs Developed Policy Lab program as part of MA in Public Policy, Department of Public Policy, CEU Developing Visiting Practitioner Scheme, DPP, CEU Public Health, Development and Public Policy, co-ordinated research into European MA teaching 2002 Masters of Public Policy, Central European University; member of task force for curriculum development Tutorial/academic advisor work M.A. and Ph.D. thesis advisor, Department of Public Policy, CEU Academic Peer Reviewer for Perspectives on European Politics and Society, Journal of Land Use Policy, Journal of Agrarian Change, European Journal of Agricultural Economics, Annual Review of Romanian Anthropology, Transfer, Regional and Federal Studies Research Grant Evaluator, Hungarian National Development, Innovation and Research Office Designing and organizing international workshops, seminars, conference sessions 2017 Solidarity in the housing sector in Europe, National Policy Seminar, Central European University 2016 EAST Workshop, Long-Term Care, Spatial Planning and Public Policy in Central and Eastern Europe, Budapest 2016 Launch of World Disaster Report, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

4 PASOS General Assembly, Conference Organising and Working Group Coordination, Warsaw 2014 LANDNET, Annual Meeting, Conference Design and Session Leader, Serbia 2013 Land Abandonment and Shrinking Settlements in Europe, FAO/TAIEX project, LANDNET, Key note presenter and Working Group co-ordinator Skopje, Macedonia 2013 PASOS General Assembly, Conference Organising and Working Group Coordination, Brussels, Joint Co-ordinator, Health Research Group, CEU, in conjunction with Corvinus university (2014-) 2012 Rapporteur and Conference reviewer, Balkan Peer Exchange, Belgrade, (Report compiled with students from Department of Public Policy, CEU) Managing international knowledge sharing initiatives Editor, Policy Documentation Center, CPS, CEU Other professional activity Editorial Board, World Disasters Report, International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies 2013 Chairman of PASOS, an association of think tanks from CEE and CIS countries Head of Working Group on Land Abandonment in Europe, FAO/LANDNET Director, English Garden Pre-School, Budapest, Goldman Sachs Leadership Program, Member of the Selection Committee, Chairman of Maramures Young People s Trust Conference Presentations (select list) 2017 Solidarity in the European social economy: insights from three countries, 6th EMES International Research Conference on Social Enterprise, July 3-6, 2017, Luevain, Belgium Mind the Gap: Urban bias and the rural problem in Central and Eastern Europe, Key note speaker, Eastern European Social Policy Network Public Forum 12th July, Vienna, Austria

5 Aging, farm size and land use changes in Europe: evidence from Poland and Portugal, Land Consolidation and Land Readjustment for sustainable development, Apeldoorn, Netherlands, 9-11 November 2015 Inheritance matters, or what to do if you child does not want your land? 7th International LANDNET Workshop, 5-7 October 2015, Ankara, Turkey 2014 Insiders, outsiders and the uses of food security: Continuing to respond to the humanitarian consequences of the economic crisis, Keynote speaker at 9th International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Society European Conference, Time to Act Differently, June, 2014 Florence, Italy 2013 Invited participant to World Bank Institute, Knowledge Exchange on International Development Cooperation Training Curricula Workshop, Joint Vienna Institute Panellist, Budapest Africa Forum, Hungary 2013 Changing Directions? Official Development Assistance and the Policy Influence of Non-State Actors in Hungary, with Attila Bartha, Marton Leiszen, Anna Selmeczi and Alexandra Lazau-Ratz. The future direction of central and eastern European development policy- Finding a common role in a post-mdg world, Austrian Development Agency Recognizing the Plot: Land ownership and access to social security in rural areas, Local State and Social Security. Negotiating deservingness and avenues to resources in rural areas, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle The implications of growing fuel for rural development, Turkey s Strategic Energy Interface: The Ten Year Prospect, Istanbul Policy Center, Sabanci University, Istanbul Bread baskets, fuel supplies and bio tech crops: Will the Central and Eastern European countries take part in the second Green Revolution? Prospects for Wider Cooperation VIII World Congress, International Congress for Central and Eastern European Studies Inheritance matters - Changing land use trends amongst the elderly in Hungary, Lively Cities and Empty Countryside, Spatial Differentiation in the Face of Demographic Change, Berlin Opening up the Policy Process: Regionalisation and Europeanisation in Central and Eastern Europe, Policy Networks, Social Capital and Europeanisation in Cohesion Policy, Brussels, 2007 The integration of rural areas through regional development institutions, Regional Development Agencies, Istanbul.

6 Contemporary Rural Development in Hungary, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Working Party on Land Administration, Effective and Sustainable Land Management, Munich Social capital, regional development and Europeanisation in Hungary - a literature review, Social Capital, Sustainability and Socio-economic Cohesion within the EU MLG structure in development policy, UK 2006 Social capital and social policy in Hungary, Social Capital and Social Policy Network, LSE, UK 2005 Land Privatisation in Romania: Some lessons for Mongolia, Open Society Forum, Administration of Land Affairs, Ulaan Baator Mongolia 2005 Rural development: Participation and Power in the Second Pillar, European Congress of Rural Sociology, Keszthely, Hungary Some issues in social capital research in central and eastern Europe, Social Capital in the Balkans: The Missing Link, University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania Wild Boars and Night thieves: Exposing weak property rights in Transylvania, 7th Bi-annual meeting of the European Association of Social Anthropology, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Finding farmers in Eastern and Central Europe, University of Krakow, Poland, December 2001, Land, legality and rural development, University of Tarnov, Poland In from the margins: State law and property relations in rural Romania, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Germany Reforming Property law in East and Central Europe, Property 2000, University of Reading, UK 1999 'Compact Relations - Charities and the New Deal', at National Council for Volunteering Organisation Researching the Voluntary Sector Conference, London, UK. Select publications 2018 Policy Experiments, Failures and Innovations: Beyond Accession in Central and Eastern Europe, (edited volume with Agnes Batory and Diane Stone), Edward Elgar, Cheltenham

7 Solidarity at the border: The organization of spontaneous support for transiting refugees in two Hungarian towns in the summer of 2015, with Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson, CPS Working Paper Solidarity in the housing sector: Civic responses to homelessness and housing poverty in Hungary, with Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson, CPS Working Paper Solidarity in the treatment of mental illness in Hungary: A case study of the Awakenings Foundation as a vehicle for change, with Peter Balogh, Sara Svensson, CPS Working Paper 2015 Setting the Stage; Local Actors and the present and future of humanitarian aid, World Disasters Report, IFRC, with Mo Hamza The fall and rise of the state in rural Romania and Hungary, MARTOR: The Museum of the Romanian Peasant Anthropology Review, Issue 20, None of Us Could Have Been Against Consolidation in Principle A Short History of Market and Policy Failure in Central Eastern Europe." In Negotiating Territoriality: Spatial Dialogues Between State and Tradition, edited by Allan Charles Dawson, Laura Zanotti and Ismael Vaccaro, Routledge Studies in Anthropology. New York: Routledge Executive Summary in Cartwright A. (ed.) Different Horizons: Aid, Trade and Official Development Assistance in Hungary. Budapest: Center for Policy Studies, Central European University, pp E-book, ISBN Available at: Knowing when it is time to go. Managing rural decline in Central and Eastern Europe." Pannon Management Review 2, no. 1 (2013): Hungary as a provider of Official Development Assistance, report prepared for Romanian Center for European Policies, as part of German Marshall Fund project "Enhancing the capacity of Visegrad states, Romania and Bulgaria to act as ODA donors in the Black Sea region" 2012 Monitoring committees in cohesion policy: Overseeing the distribution of structural funds in the new member states, with Agnes Batory, Journal of European Integration, Volume 34 (5) 2011 Re-visiting the Partnership Principle in cohesion policy: The role of civil society organisations in Structural Funds monitoring, with Agnes Batory, Journal of Common Market Studies Vol 49 (2) , Making Monitoring Committees Work, in Introduction to European Cohesion Policy for Candidate and Potential Candidate countries: Framework, Experience and

8 8 Instruments, Institute for European Studies, Autonomous University of Barcelona, edited A. Noferini, 2010 Inheritance Matters: Changing land use trends amongst the elderly in rural Hungary, with Gergő Medve-Bálint and Sara Svensson, Center for Policy Studies Working Papers 2009 Is the Village Dying? Development and Transition, Issue 14 LSE, 2008 Local State and Social Security in Rural Communities: a new research agenda and the example of postsocialist Europe, with Tatjana Thelen, Thomas Sikor, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Paper No.105, Halle / Saale 2008 ISSN Monitoring EU Spending in Hungary, with Agnes Batory, CPS working papers 2008 Fostering Civic Participation in The Policy Process in Hungary: A Short Review of Policy and Practice, with Endre Sik and Sara Svensson: CPS working papers 2008 Social Capital and the Delivery of Social Services in Hungary: Review of Recent Research and Practice, with Endre Sik and Sara Svensson, CPS working papers 2008 Promoting Social Capital through Public Policy in Hungary; the 2004 National Development Plan, with Endre Sik and Sara Svensson, CPS working papers 2008 The Impact of Civic Engagement on The Quality of Life in Hungary, with Endre Sik and Sara Svensson CPS working papers 2007 Controlled decentralisation: Local, Regional and Central power in the making of Hungarian Regional Development policy, with Katalin Kovacs, CPS working papers 2007 Monitoring Social Capital in Hungary: A Short Review of Recent Research, with Endre Sik, Sara Svensson, CPS working papers, 2007 Social Capital, Diversity and Trust in Hungary: Two Case Studies, with Endre Sik, Sara Svensson, CPS working papers 2006 Social capital, regional development, and Europeanisation in Hungary - a literature review, with Katalin Kovacs, /soccoh/default.htm 2006 Social Capital and social policy in Hungary, with Endre Sik and Joanna

9 9 Gisczi, Social Capital and Social Policy Network, for DG Employment and Social Affairs, European Commission Story of the land, Book Review of The Vanishing Hectare. Property and Value in Postsocialist Transylvania by Katherine Verdery, Anthropology Quarterly, Volume 77 Number 4, Fall 2003 Private Farming in Romania or What Are the Old People Going to Do with Their Land? in C. Hann (ed.) 'The Postsocialist Agrarian Question, Halle Studies in the Ethnography of Eurasia, LIT Verlag Munster Finding Farmers : Vital for Policy-Makers but Politically Inexpedient, with Nigel Swain Eastern European Countryside 2003, 9, 2001 Land, legality and rural development, in P. Bartkowiak and C. Nowak (eds.) Management in Diversification of Rural Areas, Wyydawnictwa Naukowo- Techniczne, Warsaw 2001 The Return of the Peasant. Land reform in post-communist Romania, Reading. Ashgate Publishing Reforming property law in Eastern and Central Europe, in L. Cooke (ed.) Modern Studies in Property Law, Vol. I: Property 2000, Oxford. Hart Publishing Compact relations Charities and the New Deal, with Debra Morris, Journal of Social Welfare Law, 23 (1) 2001: In from the margins? State law and the recognition of rural property in Romania Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Working Papers No.10, Reconstructing the past in the village: Land reform in Transylvania , in G. Cipăianu and V. Ţârâu (eds.) Romanian and British Historians on the Contemporary History of Romania, Cluj-Napoca. Cluj-Napoca University Press Knowing land problems in reconstructing private property in post- Communist Romania, in D. Light and D. Phinnemore (eds.) Post-Communist Romania Geographical Perspectives. Liverpool. Liverpool Hope Press Human rights, Public Authorities and Charities with Jean Warbuton, Charity Law and Practice Review Vol. 6 (3)