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Novaky, Erzsebet was born on October 20, 1945 in Keszthely, Zala, Hungary. Daughter of Jeno and Erzsebet (Cserpes) Novaky.
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Erzsebet Novaky, Hungarian economics professor. Named Outstanding Member Area of Education, Minister for Education Budapest, 1979, Master Teacher, 1999; recipient prize for Development of Science, 2000, Szent-Gyorgyi Albert prize, 2005, National award for outstanding academy achievement, 2005. Member of World Future Society, Finland Futures Academy (international advisory board), World Futures Studies Federation (executive board).
Education
Master in Economics, University Economic Science, Budapest, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1980. Doctor of Science in Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1991.
Career
Instructor, U. Economics Sciences, Budapest, 1970-1976; assistant professor, U. Economics Sciences, Budapest, 1976-1980; associate professor, U. Economics Sciences, Budapest, 1981-1991; professor economics, U. Economics Sciences, Budapest, since 1991; head department futures research, U. Economics Sciences, Budapest, since 1989. Vice-president futures research committee Hungarian Academy Science, since 1990, habilitation Committee, U. Economics Science, since 1994.
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Member of World Future Society, Finland Futures Academy (international advisory board), World Futures Studies Federation (executive board).
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1970
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1980
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1991
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Named Outstanding Member Area of Education, Minister for Education Budapest, 1979, Master Teacher, 1999. Recipient prize for Development of Science, 2000, Szent-Gyorgyi Albert prize, 2005, National award for outstanding academy achievement, 2005.Named Outstanding Member Area of Education, Minister for Education Budapest, 1979, Master Teacher, 1999. Recipient prize for Development of Science, 2000, Szent-Gyorgyi Albert prize, 2005, National award for outstanding academy achievement, 2005.