Split between accelerationists, pivoters, and the unwavering: CEE energy policy responses to Russia’s 2022 invasion – by John Szabó
Split between accelerationists, pivoters, and the unwavering: CEE energy policy responses to Russia’s 2022 invasion by John Szabó The article “Split between accelerationists, pivoters, and the unwavering: CEE energy policy responses to Russia’s 2022 invasion” examines how Central and Eastern European (CEE) EU Member States responded to the shock of Russia’s full-scale invasion of […]
Three years later – The integration and continuity of digital solutions at subsidiaries in Hungary after the COVID-19 pandemic by Magdolna Sass, Andrea Sáfrányné Gubik and Gábor Túry
Three years later – The integration and continuity of digital solutions at subsidiaries in Hungary after the COVID-19 pandemic by Magdolna Sass, Andrea Sáfrányné Gubik and Gábor Túry This paper aims to examine the extent to which digital practices adopted during the COVID-19 crisis – such as online communication, remote work, digital supply chains, […]
Do agri-environmental schemes really cut farm emissions? What evidence from Slovenia tells us about climate policy design
Do agri-environmental schemes really cut farm emissions? What evidence from Slovenia tells us about climate policy design Imre Fertő, Štefan Bojnec Across Europe, agriculture sits uneasily at the centre of climate policy. Farmers are increasingly expected to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while continuing to deliver food security, rural livelihoods, and environmental stewardship. […]
What Keeps Farmers in Agri-Environmental-Climate Schemes? – Imre Fertő – Štefan Bojnec
The politics of resilience: promises of a Polanyian reading – new research article by Dorottya Mendly in Globalizations journal
The politics of resilience: promises of a Polanyian reading Dorottya Mendly Globalizations – Published online: 19 Dec 2025 Abstract This article is a theoretical attempt to connect resilience studies and Polanyian scholarship for the first time, through reconstructing the politics of resilience. It argues for politicizing resilience, as a crucial tool in humanity’s struggle for […]
Paradiplomacy in Hungary – A new research topic? – by Zsuzsanna Zsibók and Balázs Brucker
Paradiplomacy in Hungary – A new research topic? Zsuzsanna Zsibók – Balázs Brucker The significance of city diplomacy started to increase after the end of World War II, and the main features of city cooperation also constantly changed throughout the post-war decades. Despite its growing importance, sub-national diplomacy has attracted less attention from […]
Do agri-environmental schemes reduce farm greenhouse gas emissions? Evidence from Slovenia – new study by Imre Fertő and Štefan Bojnec
Do agri-environmental schemes reduce farm greenhouse gas emissions? Evidence from Slovenia Štefan Bojnec – Imre Fertő Science of The Total Environment – Volume 1014, 1 February 2026 Highlights • Agri-environmental schemes (AES) do not directly tackle GHG emissions.• Study uses dynamic difference-in-differences estimators for staggered adoption.• Results show small, statistically insignificant reductions post-adoption.• Broad […]
Legal Compliance of the 2024 Hungarian Electoral District Allocation – Balázs R. Sziklai – László Á. Kóczy
Clustering Via Hedonic Games – by Gergely Csáji
Clustering Via Hedonic Games by Gergely Csáji In Artificial Intelligence, clustering is a fundamental task, where the goal is to discover hidden structures within data by grouping similar elements together. Traditional methods, such as k-means or DBSCAN, typically optimize these groups based on geometric distances or density. Cooperative game theory on the other hand, […]
Do agri-environment schemes deliver environmental change? Evidence from wine farms in Hungary – by Imre Fertő, Gergely Csurilla and Szilárd Podruzsik
Do agri-environment schemes deliver environmental change? Evidence from wine farms in Hungary Imre Fertő, Gergely Csurilla, Szilárd Podruzsik Agri-environment schemes have become a cornerstone of European agricultural policy. They are designed to reconcile two objectives that are often in tension: maintaining farm incomes while reducing agriculture’s environmental footprint. Over successive reforms of the Common […]
