Sustainable urban mobility programs: The case of Pedibus and Bicibus – research article by Petra Kinga Kézai in Europa XXI
Sustainable urban mobility programs that serve as active travel to school programs in Hungary: The case of Pedibus and Bicibus Petra Kinga Kézai Europa XXI (2024) vol. 46, pp. 2 | Full text Abstract In the context of modern, sustainable urban development, various socio-technical innovations have proliferated in response to urban challenges, […]
The Effectiveness of the EU’s Post-Accession Conditionality in the Case of Hungary – new study by Veronika Czina
The Effectiveness of the EU’s Post-Accession Conditionality in the Case of Hungary Veronika Czina 20 Years of EU Membership Paper Series Institute for European Studies at the University of Malta The paper series analyses and discusses various elements of Malta’s 20th anniversary of EU membership. Abstract It has been more than […]
Modeling interconnected social and technical risks in open source software ecosystems
New study by William Schueller & Johannes Wachs
New co-authored scientific article by our resercher Gergely Kál Csáji is published in Advances in Mathematics journal
The Merino–Welsh conjecture is false for matroids Csongor Beke, Gergely Kál Csáji, Péter Csikvári, Sára Pituk Advances in Mathematics – Volume 446, June 2024 – Available online 25 April 2024 Abstract: The matroidal version of the Merino–Welsh conjecture states that the Tutte polynomial TM(x,y) of any matroid M […]
The pandemic, socioeconomic disadvantage, and learning outcomes in Hungary – by Boza, Hermann & Horn
The pandemic, socioeconomic disadvantage, and learning outcomes Cross-national impact analyses of education policy reforms European Commission, Joint Research CentreSchnepf, S.(editor), Volante, L.(editor), Klinger, D.(editor), Giancola, O.(editor), Salmieri, L.(editor)Publications Office of the European Union, 2024 The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the learning process of more than 1.5 billion students and youth around the world. The abrupt and […]
Our colleague Dániel Muth won the National Champions award of the Frontiers Planet Foundation
Scientists worldwide in line for US$1.1 million Frontiers Planet Prize
Annulment Actions and the V4: Taking Legislative Conflicts Before the CJEU – new study by Veronika Czina and co-authors
Politics and Governance – Open Access JournalIssue: Vol 12 (2024): From New to Indispensable?How Has the 2004 “Big Bang” Enlargement Reshaped EU’s Power BalancePublished: 18 April 2024 Annulment Actions and the V4: Taking Legislative Conflicts Before the CJEU Marton Varju Institute for Legal Studies, HUN‐REN Centre for Social Sciences, Hungary Veronika Czina Institute […]
Connectivity, the Black Sea Region, and Hungarian Priorities – working paper by Erzsébet N. Rózsa & Tamás Szigetvári
Connectivity, the Black Sea Region, and Hungarian Priorities Erzsébet N. Rózsa & Tamás Szigetvári In: From Synergy to Strategy in the Black Sea Region. Assessing Opportunities and Challenges© European Institute of Romania, 2024Bucharest, April 2024Working Papers Series, No. 51, pp 64-65. The Black Sea and the basin itself have for […]
The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis and the Politics of Public Opinion: Evidence from Hungary – new article by Ádám Reiff
The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis and the Politics of Public Opinion: Evidence from Hungary Thomas B. Pepinsky, Ádám Reiff and Krisztina Szabó Published online by Cambridge University Press: 3 April 2024 Abstract The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine was a watershed moment in European politics. The invasion prompted a massive influx of refugees […]
Socioeconomic disparities in access to green areas in Budapest – new study by Jenő Zsolt Farkas and co-authors
A GIS-based assessment of different income groups’ accessto multiple types of green areas in Budapest, Hungary György Csomós, Jenő Zsolt Farkas, Zoltán Kovács Habitat International– Volume 146, April 2024 – Available online 5 March 2024 Highlights This paper investigates socioeconomic disparities in access to green areas in Budapest. We demonstrated that wealthy […]
