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Artificial Intelligence for Agricultural Extension: Supporting Transformative 
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Heat, health, and habitats: analyzing the intersecting risks of climate and demographic shifts in Austrian districts - by Johannes Wachs and co-authors Read more

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Remarks on the rural development of the cultural and creative industries in North-Western Hungary - by Petra Kinga Kézai Read more

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Demographic Transformation, Eroding Social Capital and Segregation on Outskirt Areas of Hungarian Cities - article by Gábor Vasárus, Ádám Szalai & József Lennert Read more

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How does place matter in circular/waste management transition? – new article by Viktor Varjú, Ákos Bodor & Zoltán Grünhut

    How does place matter in circular/waste management transition? Comparison of five European peri-urban regionsfrom the view of stakeholders’ perspective     Viktor Varjú – Ákos Bodor – Zoltán Grünhut   City, Culture and Society  – Volume 34, September 2023   Highlights Stakeholders’ perceptions represent their cultural embeddedness Circular economy transitions differ regionally and […]

New article about venture capital investments by Andrea Szalavetz and Nicolas Sauvagein – in Socio-Economic Review

    The financialization of corporate venture capital investment? The corporation as a venture capitalist  Andrea Szalavetz, Nicolas Sauvage  Socio-Economic Review, Advance article, Published:  27 June 2023    Abstract Recent trends in corporate venture capital (CVC) activities have added to the size and complexity of the financial system. Intuition suggests that in a period marked by spectacularly […]

New co-authored research article by Tamás Keller is published in American Journal of Sociology

    Rearranging the Desk Chairs: A Large Randomized Field Experiment  on the Effects of Close Contact on Interethnic Relations   Felix Elwert, Tamás Keller and Andreas Kotsadam  American Journal of Sociology – Volume 128, Number 6 Abstract Contact theory predicts that interethnic exposure reduces antiminority discrimination. By contrast, conflict theory predicts that interethnic exposure worsens discrimination. […]