Crafting a Revolution: The Rise of Budapest’s Craft Beer Scene – by Zoltán Bakucs
Over the past two decades, the global beer market has witnessed a significant shift with the rise of craft brewing, as small, independent breweries have challenged the dominance of large-scale, multinational beer producers. This transformation, driven by growing consumer demand for local and artisanal products, has spread across Europe, reaching cities like Budapest. […]
Russia’s gas weapon in Central and Eastern Europe – book chapter by András Deák, John Szabo and Csaba Weiner
Russia’s gas weapon in Central and Eastern Europe Diverging responses from three friendly states Book chapter by András Deák, John Szabo, Csaba Weiner In: EU Energy and Climate Policy after COVID-19 and the Invasion of Ukraine 1st Edition – eBook Published 14 October 2024 – Routledge Abstract Russia deployed its ‘gas weapon’ to coerce European states […]
Imre Fertő, Zoltán Bakucs and Lajos Baráth visited the UP Faculty of Management in Koper
within the framework of the bilateral cooperation project
How Business Associations Support Contract Enforcement: Evidence from Hungary
Blog spot by István Boza
Considerations on currency reform in Germany after World War II – new study by Tamás Szigetvári and co-authors
Considerations on currency reform in Germanyafter World War II Judyta Przyluska-Schmitt, Dorota Jegorow, Tamás Szigetvári Vol. 44 No. 4 (2024) Oct-Dec / 2024 – Published October 8, 2024 Abstract This article is theoretical and presents the currency reform of June 20, 1948, which laid the basis for the reconstruction and rebirth of the West German […]
How sustainable is the adoption of Agri-Environmental-Climate Scheme?
Lecture by Imre Fertő at IAMO international workshop in Tbilisi
Urban Sprawl is Consuming Hungary’s Land — What’s Driving It, and What Can Be Done?
blog article by Jenő Zsolt Farkas
Are Separate Classrooms Inherently Unequal? – By Zoltán Hermann
The Impact of Within-School Sorting on Socioeconomic Achievement Gaps in Hungary
How do business associations support contract enforcement? New co-authored study by István Boza
How do business associations support contract enforcement? Evidence from Hungary Károly Mike, István Boza, Gábor Tamás Molnár Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics – First published: 26 September 2024 Abstract Business associations (BAs) are often mentioned among formal private-order institutions that support contract enforcement. Despite their ubiquity, evidence about their actual roles is still very limited. We […]
Enhancing Electricity Markets: A Smarter Way to Clear the Day-Ahead Market by Dávid Csercsik
As the world shifts toward cleaner energy, day-ahead electricity markets (DAMs) are more critical than ever for keeping the lights on and balancing energy supply and demand. But with this comes a growing challenge—how can market operators process a flood of complex bids quickly and efficiently? The research by Dávid Csercsik and colleagues offers a […]
