Society and Economy

2002 - 2021

Current editor(s): Szent-Iványi, Balázs

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Does governance matter? Country-level determinants of operational risk pp. 289-313: Edina Berlinger, Judit Lilla Keresztúri, Ágnes Lublóy and Zsuzsanna Tamásné Vőneki
The vision of sustainable sport in a backcasting research pp. 314-330: Alexandra Köves, Attila Szathmári and Orsolya Herr
Labour productivity, wages and the functional distribution of income in Portugal: A sectoral approach pp. 331-354: João Carlos Lopes, José Coelho and Vítor Escária
Factors influencing the willingness of Hungarian sour cherry growers to operate in a short supply chain pp. 355-373: Noémi Ványi and János Felföldi
The future plans and dilemmas of Chinese students studying in Hungary: A narrative analysis pp. 374-390: Xueyan Li and Henriett Primecz
Is Islamic Banking in Turkey really interest-free? pp. 391-405: Harun Ercan, Ilhami Karahanoglu and Gyorgy Walter

Foreword to the special section on implications of the COVID pandemic pp. 189-191: Péter Marton
Transnistria's public health system and SARS-CoV-2: The challenges of an unrecognized state facing a global pandemic pp. 192-207: Cristian Vlas
Geopolitical shift at a time of Covid-19 and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: A case study of Chinese innovation in multilateralism pp. 208-226: David Morris
Macroeconomic assessment of possible Green Recovery scenarios in Visegrad countries pp. 227-252: Bence Kiss-Dobronyi, Dora Fazekas and Hector Pollitt
Green branding as a tool and future potential for destination marketing: Implications from a case study in Veszprém, Hungary pp. 253-269: Katalin Lőrincz, Éva Kruppa-Jakab, Renáta Szabó and János Csapó
Reframing market-orientation: A comparative study of the market orientation concept in the subcultures of university employees pp. 270-288: Nick Chandler, Balázs Heidrich, Karina Szászvári and Richárd Kása

Do political or ethnic and historical borders affect values and beliefs more? Some evidence from Central Europe pp. 103-127: Pál Czeglédi
Multi-population models to handle mortality crises in forecasting mortality: A case study from Hungary pp. 128-146: Csaba Tóth
Adverse consequences of economic policy in combating global climate change in the Czech Republic pp. 147-164: Zdeněk Pikhart, Šárka Pikhartová and Pavel Procházka
Demand and supply sides of the crowdfunding ecosystem: The case of Kickstarter campaigns and potential Hungarian investors pp. 165-183: Roland Zs. Szabó, Réka Szász and Borbála Szedmák
Sándor Gyula Nagy: The Visegrád Countries and Brazil – Book Review pp. 184-187: Márton Baranyi

The evolution of European bailout arrangements and its impact on sovereign bond yields in the aftermath of the euro crisis pp. 1-20: Eszter Boros and Gábor Sztanó
Shadow economies and tax evasion: The case of the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary pp. 21-37: Dennis Nchor
Sharing communities – Community currency in the sharing economy pp. 38-59: Eszter Szemerédi and Tibor Tatay
The privacy problem for internalizing behavioral externalities pp. 60-74: Matthew Jeffers
Identification of base erosion and profit shifting using tax evasion rate pp. 75-92: Michal Friedrich and Jana Tepperova
Singapore Globally Entangled. Lessons for Central Europe? – Book Review pp. 93-95: Jody Jensen
The Core-Periphery Divide in the European Union – A Dependency Perspective – Book Review pp. 96-98: Zoltán Nadobán
The Bridge – Natural Gas in a Redivided Europe – Book Review pp. 99-101: John Szabo

Introduction to the special section on the public finance – growth nexus pp. 348-350: Zsolt Darvas
Economic growth and income distribution implications of public spending and tax decisions pp. 351-365: Zsolt Darvas
Taxation and growth: Why does it matter and how can it be analysed? pp. 366-384: Salvador Barrios
Erratum: Taxation and growth: Why does it matter and how can it be analysed? pp. 385: Salvador Barrios
Fiscal policy and growth in a small emerging economy: The case of Bulgaria pp. 386-402: Desislava Stoilova and Nikolay Patonov
The long-term impact of public expenditures on GDP-growth pp. 403-419: Gábor Kutasi and Ádám Marton
The potential role of aid in escaping the middle-income trap pp. 420-441: Timothy Yaw Acheampong and Beáta Udvari
Analysis of income determinants among rural households in Kosovo pp. 442-457: Prespa Ymeri, Arben Musliu, Jehona Shkodra, Iliriana Miftari and Csaba Fogarassy

To vote or not to vote? The political orientations of Millennials in a comparative perspective pp. 229-244: Małgorzata Zachara
Do larger boards improve shareholder value creation? – Effects of the board size on business performance in Eastern Central Europe pp. 245-279: Zsolt Lakatos
Analysing the relationship between unemployment benefits and unemployment duration pp. 280-297: Laura Južnik Rotar and Sabina Krsnik
Measuring the circularity of congressional districts pp. 298-312: Balázs Nagy and Szilvia Szakál
Macroeconomic determinants of external indebtedness of Ethiopia: ARDL approach to co-integration pp. 313-332: Sisay Demissew Beyene and Balázs Kotosz
Patient experiences in a public primary health care clinic: A South African case study pp. 333-347: Óscar Brito Fernandes, Mukhethwa Netshiombo, László Gulácsi, Niek S. Klazinga, Márta Péntek and Petra Baji

Industry 4.0 and some social consequences: Impact assessment by microsimulation for Hungary pp. 105-123: Ilona Cserháti and Károly Pirisi
The future of work in the Visegrad Group of countries pp. 124-145: Mark Keese
Demographics, labour market, and pension sustainability in Hungary pp. 146-171: András Olivér Németh, Petra Németh and Péter Vékás
The role of loyalty in migration intentions: Theory and evidence from the EU pp. 172-192: József Golovics
What is the best way to take internet usage into consideration in the different variants of the active ageing index? pp. 193-207: Éva Berde and Izabella Kuncz
Key features of intra-EU labour mobility and its impact from a sending country perspective: Addressing the consequences in Hungary pp. 208-228: Klára Fóti and Tibor Takacs

Market integration among foreign exchange rate movements in central and eastern European countries pp. 1-20: Ngo Thai Hung
Evidence of effective financial crisis management from South Korea: An example for other regions pp. 21-38: Saysi Sayaseng
Estimating older people's labour supply decisions in Korea pp. 39-58: Inhee Lee and Almas Heshmati
The Confucian doctrine of the Mean, the optimality principle, and social harmony pp. 59-73: Jungho Suh
Why ruling politicians grow rich faster—Rentseeking or selection bias? pp. 74-97: Łukasz Olejnik
Book reviews pp. 98-104: John F. Tomer and Josefine Kamati