New study by Zoltán Gál examines the nexus of FDI inflow and re-industrialisation in the Hungarian regions
Impact of FDI on economic growth, re-industrialisation and regional disparities in emerging Europe – the case of the Hungarian regions Zoltán Gál and Devesh Singh Published Online: December 9, 2024 International Journal of Business Excellence – Vol. 34, No. 3pp 305-334 The paper examines the nexus of FDI inflow, the FDI dispersion among companies, and […]
Petra Kinga Kézai examines the spatial distribution of chemical startups in the Visegrad Countries in a new study
Impact of proximity from chemical and pharmaceutical universities on startup founding: empirical evidence from the Visegrad countries Melinda Krankovits, Petra Kinga Kézai & Áron Szennay Discover Sustainability – Volume 5, article number 454, (2024) – Published: 02 December 2024 Download PDF Abstract This paper examines the spatial distribution of chemical startups in the Visegrad Countries (Czech […]
New articles by Gábor Nagy and István Finta has been published in Riscuri si catastrofe (Risks and Catastrophes) journal
Riscuri Si Catastrofe – Risks and Catastrophes Journal – Volume 34, Number 1&2, 2024 Finta István Development Traps and Development Policy Interventions. pp: 107 – 118 || Full text Abstract Nowadays, development has become a natural part of our lives, the dynamics and types of which are the only things we tend to highlight […]
Understanding Farm Growth in Hungary and Slovenia: The Role of Financial Constraints
by Imre Fertő and Štefan Bojnec
European Union Energy Policy at a Time of Crisis – book chapter by John Szabó in EU Encyclopedia
EU Encyclopedia & Directory 2025 Edited By Europa Publications Copyright 2025 Published December 4, 2024 by Routledge Thoroughly updated, this extensive reference source provides in-depth information on all matters relating to the European Union (EU): EU energy policy in the context of the Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine is covered in depth, as is the […]
The impact of state activism on domestic multinationals: The case of Czechia and Hungary – by Magdolna Sass & Jana Vlčková
The impact of state activism on domestic multinationals: The case of Czechia and Hungary Magdolna Sass Competition & Change – SAGE Publications – First published online November 26, 20 Abstract This study examines how changing state activism has influenced the internationalization of Czech and Hungarian MNEs after the global financial crisis. Identifying four […]
Hungarian Gas Market: Navigating Crisis and Dependency in a Post-2022 World – by Csaba Weiner
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 has profoundly transformed Europe’s energy landscape, particularly for nations heavily reliant on Russian gas and oil imports. Yet, supply-side factors position Hungary as an outlier. Recent research examining Hungary’s pre- and post-February 2022 gas market conditions, alongside governmental interventions, underscores the persistence of Russian dependency, even amidst […]
In Utero Shocks and Health at Birth: The Distorting Effect of Fetal Losses – new article by Tamás Hajdu
In Utero Shocks and Health at Birth: The Distorting Effect of Fetal Losses Tamás Hajdu Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics – First published: 27 November 2024 Full text /PDF/ Abstract Research on the effect of in utero shocks on health at birth may be influenced by in utero selection. This study […]
Intertwined precarities: how can vulnerability create a labor relationship? – New study by András Vigvári and Krisztina Németh
Intertwined precarities: how can vulnerability create a labor relationship? András Vigvári – Krisztina Németh Dialectical Anthropology – Published: 25 November 2024 Through a micro-case study of labor relation within a small Hungarian horticulture enterprise, our study reveals what precarity means and what experiences it entails for a small-farmer employer and his workers. Drawing on […]
New study by our researchers examines discrimination in teacher assessments against Roma students in Hungary
Discrimination in track recommendation but not in grading: experimental evidence among primary school teachers in Hungary European Sociological Review – Oxford University Press Published: 16 November 2024 Abstract This study examines discrimination in teacher assessments and track recommendations against Roma minority students in Hungary. We conducted a pre-registered randomized experiment among 413 primary school […]
