Dr Daniel Gyollai
- 01202 963042
- dgyollai at bournemouth dot ac dot uk
- http://orcid.org/0000-0003-1429-0689
- Lecturer In Criminology
- BGB
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Biography
Daniel is a Lecturer in Criminology at the Department of Social Sciences and Social Work. He holds an MSc (with Distinction) in Criminology with Forensic Psychology from Middlesex University London and a PhD in Criminology from Glasgow Caledonian University. Before joining Bournemouth University, Daniel worked as a Researcher at GCU. Stemming from his background as a detective sergeant for Budapest Police Department, his research focuses on issues of police culture, the sociology of policing, and securitisation. Daniel is an advocate for the application of phenomenology in qualitative research. He is currently interested in how phenomenological philosophy can clarify the psychological processes that underlie xenophobia, hate and violence.
Journal Articles
- Gyollai, D., 2022. Border Control Reinterpreted: Collective Memory and the Narrative Self. Critical Criminology, 30 (4), 931-945.
- Gyollai, D., 2022. The Role of Relevance in Stereotyping: a Schutzian Approach to Social Categorisation. Human Studies, 45 (4), 613-628.
- Gyollai, D., 2022. Bridging Copenhagen and Paris: how Hungarian police accept anti-immigrant discourse. EUROPEAN SECURITY, 31 (4), 597-616.
- Gyollai, D., 2022. The sociocognitive approach in critical discourse studies and the phenomenological sociology of knowledge: intersections. Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 21 (3), 539-558.
- Gyollai, D., 2020. Getting into it in the wrong way: Interpretative phenomenological analysis and the hermeneutic circle. Nursing Philosophy, 21 (2).
- Korkut, U., Terlizzi, A. and Gyollai, D., 2020. Migration controls in Italy and Hungary From conditionalized to domesticized humanitarianism at the EU borders. JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AND POLITICS, 19 (3), 391-412.
- Ashraf, T., Korkut, U. and Gyollai, D., 2019. The Expansion of State Authority Over the Neighbouring States Through Informal Migration Controls: The Case of Hungary’s Control over Serbia. Spanish yearbook of international law.
- Gyollai, D. and Amatrudo, A., 2019. Controlling irregular migration: International human rights standards and the Hungarian legal framework. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CRIMINOLOGY, 16 (4), 432-451.
Chapters
- Foley, J., Gyollai, D. and Szalanska, J., 2022. Revising Humanitarianism and Solidarity: Migration management and Peripheral Europeanism in the UK, Poland, and Hungary. Contesting Cosmopolitan Europe: Euroscepticism, Crisis, and Borders. Amsterdam University Press.
Reports
- Gyollai, D., 2021. Trends of Radicalisation Hungary/3.2 Research Report. DradProject.com.
- Gyollai, D., 2021. Stakeholders of (De-) Radicalisation in Hungary D3.1 Country Report. DradProject.com.
- Gyollai, D. and Korkut, U., 2020. RECEPTION POLICIES, PRACTICES & RESPONSES: HUNGARY COUNTRY REPORT. respondmigration.com.
- Gyollai, D. and Korkut, U., 2019. BORDER MANAGEMENT AND MIGRATION CONTROLS IN HUNGARY REPORT. respondmigration.com.
- Gyollai, D., 2018. HUNGARY - COUNTRY REPORT: LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK OF MIGRATION GOVERNANCE. respondmigration.com.
Internet Publications
- Gyollai, D. and Korkut, U., 2020. LGBTQI INTOLERANCE: THE CURTAILMENT OF ACADEMIC FREEDOM IN HUNGARY. Discover Society. Available from: https://archive.discoversociety.org/2020/03/04/lgbtqi-intolerance-the-curtailment-of-academic-freedom-in-hungary/.
- Korkut, U. and Gyollai, D., 2018. Hungary is making a rare exception to its draconian asylum laws – for the disgraced former prime minister of Macedonia. The Conversation. Available from: https://theconversation.com/hungary-is-making-a-rare-exception-to-its-draconian-asylum-laws-for-the-disgraced-former-prime-minister-of-macedonia-107663.
Theses
- Gyollai, D., 2021. The role of agency in the securitisation of migration: How Hungarian police interpret securitising discourse. PhD Thesis. Glasgow Caledonian University.
Profile of Teaching UG
- Introduction to Criminological Theory (Level 4)
- Terrorism, Protection, and Society (Level 6)