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Incentivising sustainable fertiliser management: dynamic causal evidence from Hungarian farms - new research study by Imre Fertő and Štefan Bojnec Read more

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Development in translation: everyday statecraft, housing as social infrastructure, and the production of racialised deservingness - new study by Tünde Virág in Geoforum Read more

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Landed estates and cottage provision in rural England: The Manvers Estate, Nottinghamshire in the 19th and early 20th century - new research study by György Mikle and Charles Watkins Read more

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Hungary’s Border Sections After the Schengen Opening - new co-authored article by Horeczki Réka in Modern Geográfia journal Read more

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Eco-Innovation in the Hungarian Wine Industry: A Path to Sustainability – By Imre Fertő and Valéria Lekics

The global wine industry faces a growing need to balance economic growth with environmental responsibility. From reducing water consumption and chemical use to minimizing carbon footprints, wine producers worldwide are exploring ways to innovate sustainably. Hungary, a country known for its rich winemaking traditions, is no exception. We examine how Hungarian wineries are adopting eco-innovation […]