2023.03.02. - Közgazdaság- és Regionális Tudományi Kutatóközpont

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Exploring the circular economy’s promise and challenges in Ghana from company and policy expert interviews - by Gergely Buda Read more

Producers and consumers in local food systems are more alike than we think – shared values matter more than roles Read more

by Zsófia Benedek, Gusztáv Nemes, Imre Fertő, and Zoltán Bakucs Read more

When the dollar hits the dinner table: Why food inflation in non-euro EU countries is mostly imported Read more

Why Zambia’s rice policy needs more than irrigation infrastructure - by Imre Fertő Read more

Peer effects on academic self-concept: a large randomized field experiment – new article by Tamás Keller

Peer effects on academic self-concept: a large randomized field experiment Tamás Keller, Jinho Kim, Felix Elwert European Sociological Review, published: 28 February 2023 Abstract Social theories posit that peers affect students’ academic self-concept (ASC). Most prominently, Big-Fish-Little-Pond, invidious comparison, and relative deprivation theories predict that exposure to academically stronger peers decreases students’ ASC, and […]

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Exploring the circular economy’s promise and challenges in Ghana from company and policy expert interviews - by Gergely Buda Read more

Producers and consumers in local food systems are more alike than we think – shared values matter more than roles Read more

When the dollar hits the dinner table: Why food inflation in non-euro EU countries is mostly imported Read more

Why Zambia’s rice policy needs more than irrigation infrastructure - by Imre Fertő Read more

Day: March 2, 2023

Peer effects on academic self-concept: a large randomized field experiment – new article by Tamás Keller