Post-socialism: still here? – by Erika Nagy
Post-socialism: still here? by Erika Nagy The paper is a commentary written for a Research Colloquium published in Eurasian Geography and Economics. The forum is devoted to scrutinize the (non-)relevance of the concept of postsocialism today by authors working in various contexts and having different positionalities. This paper reflects on postsocialism as an ontological […]
Digitalization and Tourism: How X, Y, and Z Generations Make Travel Decisions in the Online Era – by Marcell Kupi
The digital age, generational differences, and travel decisions – without losing sight – by Marcell Kupi The study by Ivancsóné Horváth, Kupi, and Kundi (2025) explores how three generations—X, Y, and Z—make travel decisions in the digital age. Using a quantitative online survey, the authors examine how information sources, visual content, and digital platforms […]
Strategic Candidate Nomination – Which Party Has a Chance to Win? – by Ildikó Schlotter
Strategic Candidate Nomination – Which Party Has a Chance to Win? Ildikó Schlotter In a study performed together with Katarína Cechlárová from P.J. Šafárik University (Košice, Solvakia) and presented at AAMAS 2025, we explore a model where political parties can strategically nominate candidates to influence election outcomes—specifically, under Condorcet-consistent voting rules. These are voting systems that always […]
Beyond the degree: Fertility outcomes of ‘first in family’ graduates – new research article by Anna Adamecz, Anna Lovász and Sunčica Vujić
Beyond the degree: Fertility outcomes of `first in family’ graduates Anna Adamecz, Anna Lovász & Sunčica Vujić Review of Economics of the Household – Published: 23 July 2025 Abstract This paper examines the link between higher education and fertility, paying particular attention to the role of intergenerational educational mobility in shaping this relationship. Drawing […]
Digitalization and Tourism: How X, Y, and Z Generations Make Travel Decisions in the Online Era – new co-authored article by Marcell Kupi
Digitalization and Tourism: How X, Y, and Z Generations Make Travel Decisions in the Online Era Zsuzsanna Ivancsóné Horváth , Marcell Kupi, Viktória Kundi Geojournal of Tourism and Geosites Year XVIII, vol. 60, no. 2spl, 2025, p.1302-1314 Abstract This study aims to explore the impact of digitalisation on the travel decision-making process of […]
Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Economic Research—But Only Rigour, Transparency, and Policy Can Maximize the Benefits – by Imre Fertő
Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Economic Research—But Only Rigour, Transparency, and Policy Can Maximize the Benefits By Imre Fertő Artificial intelligence (AI) has long been touted as a game-changer for the sciences. Yet, in the field of economics, its proliferation marks not just another technological upgrade, but a fundamental systems-level transformation. As digital technologies and […]
Navigating AI-Driven Financial Forecasting: A Systematic Review of Current Status and Critical Research Gaps – new co-authored research article by Tibor Bareith
Navigating AI-Driven Financial Forecasting: A Systematic Review of Current Status and Critical Research Gaps László Vancsura, Tibor Tatay and Tibor Bareith Forecasting 2025, 7(3), 36 Published: 14 July 2025 (This article belongs to the Section Forecasting in Computer Science) Abstract This systematic literature review explores the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in […]
How value chains can boost sustainable development in Europe’s mountain regions – By Kirsty Blackstock and Gusztáv Nemes
How value chains can support sustainable development in Europe’s mountain regions By Kirsty Blackstock and Gusztáv Nemes Mountain regions in Europe are often framed as remote, underdeveloped, and demographically declining. Yet these same places offer vital resources to society: from biodiversity and water to cultural landscapes, food traditions, and rural livelihoods. In our recent article […]
Immigrant–native pay gap driven by lack of access to high-paying jobs – co-authored study by István Boza published in Nature
Immigrant–native pay gap driven by lack of access to high-paying jobs Are Skeie Hermansen, Andrew Penner, István Boza, Marta M. Elvira, Olivier Godechot, Martin Hällsten, Lasse Folke Henriksen, Feng Hou, Zoltán Lippényi, Trond Petersen, Malte Reichelt, Halil Sabanci, Mirna Safi, Donald Tomaskovic-Devey & Erik Vickstrom Nature – Published: 16 July 2025 Abstract Immigrants to high-income […]
Understanding Syrian Migration in Syria Normalisation, Return and Reintegration – new research article by Erzsébet N. Rózsa and co-authors in Mediterranean Politics
Understanding Syrian Migration in Syria Normalisation, Return and Reintegration: The Case of Internally Displaced People in Post-War Reconstruction in Homs Daniel Solymári – László Csicsmann – Erzsébet N. Rózsa Mediterranean Politics – Published online: 14 Jul 2025 Abstract Syria has once again become a full member of the League of Arab States within the framework of […]
