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Dr. László J. Kulcsár is an Assistant Professor of Sociology, Kansas State University Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work.

László Kulcsár's research focus is on social change and population dynamics, with a particular focus on migration, urbanization and rural transformation. He studies spatial inequalities and regional development in the context of postindustrial societies, and does research on the social and demographic transformation of Eastern Europe, as one of his major current research program. Dr. Kulcsár's most recent publication in the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research investigates the growth machine concept of urban sociology in the post-socialist context. As a participant of the Growe Consortium he also studies the interrelated dynamics of natural resources, economic development and social demography in Western Kansas. Dr. Kulcsár is the director of the Kansas Population Center and teaches courses on social demography, population dynamics and sociological methodology.