Agnes Bernek earned her Ph.D. in geography in 1994. Since 2009, she exclusively studies geopolitics. She is currently a Lecturer at the University of Public Service (Budapest) and the Budapest Business School. Her research in geopolitics has been utilized in her work as a business consultant. Since 2017 she has been an expert advisor to the Hungarian Export Promotion Agency.

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• Cleavages of the historic Central and Eastern European region – buffer zone or gateway zone – renaissance of orthodox geopolitics – geo-economics – Larger West – Eurasian supercontinent – spatial organization of the new Central and Eastern European gateway zone – Central Eurasia and World-Island in the 21st century

Agnes Bernek earned her Ph.D. in geography in 1994. Since 2009, she exclusively studies geopolitics. She is currently a Lecturer at the University of Public Service (Budapest) and the Budapest Business School. Her research in geopolitics has been utilized in her work as a business consultant. Since 2017 she has been an expert advisor to the Hungarian Export Promotion Agency.

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• Cleavages of the historic Central and Eastern European region – buffer zone or gateway zone – renaissance of orthodox geopolitics – geo-economics – Larger West – Eurasian supercontinent – spatial organization of the new Central and Eastern European gateway zone – Central Eurasia and World-Island in the 21st century

Agnes Bernek earned her Ph.D. in geography in 1994. Since 2009, she exclusively studies geopolitics. She is currently a Lecturer at the University of Public Service (Budapest) and the Budapest Business School. Her research in geopolitics has been utilized in her work as a business consultant. Since 2017 she has been an expert advisor to the Hungarian Export Promotion Agency.

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• Cleavages of the historic Central and Eastern European region – buffer zone or gateway zone – renaissance of orthodox geopolitics – geo-economics – Larger West – Eurasian supercontinent – spatial organization of the new Central and Eastern European gateway zone – Central Eurasia and World-Island in the 21st century