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Máté Rigó is a Professor of East and Southeast European History at Ludwig Maximilians University Munich. His research focuses on the history of Southeast Europe, particularly Romania since 1914, the global history of World War I, and the history of modern Central Eastern Europe, with a concentration on Hungary since 1867. He also specializes in transnational history during the Cold War, examining connections between Southeast Europe, Southeast Asia, and South America, including studies on Vietnam and Cuba. Additionally, he investigates the history of capitalism within these contexts. Rigó's comprehensive work contributes significantly to our understanding of the historical narratives and socio-political dynamics of Eastern and Southeastern Europe, providing insights into the region's complex past and its interrelations with global events.
Department of Economics. Includes an admissions test in Munich if the GPA is not better than 2.50 or equivalence is unclear.