Society and Economy

2002 - 2021

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Volume 41, issue 4, 2019

Bilateral trade flows and comparative advantage: does the size matter? pp. 397-413

Martin Grancay and Tomáš Dudáš

In an Era of Social, Civic and Political Disengagement, do Health Care and Social Welfare Protection Still Matter to Population Health? Evidence from OECD Mortality Data pp. 415-432

Ernesto R. Ferreira and João D. Monteiro

Determining the Marginal Willingness to Pay for the Cervical Cancer Screening Program in Croatia: A Best-Worst Scaling Approach pp. 433-447

Nikolina Dukić Samaržija

Transformations and Perspectives of the Living Conditions of Czech and Slovak Seniors with an Emphasis on Single-Person Households pp. 449-465

Naďa Hazuchová, Jana Stávková, Ľudmila Nagyová, Zuzana Poláková and Soňa Vávrová

Cooperative case studies from three countries: Is membership a problem or a solution in the 21st century? pp. 467-485

Zsuzsanna Kispál-Vitai, Yann Regnard, Klara Kövesi and Claude-André Guillotte

Is guarantee of origin really an effective energy policy tool in Europe? A critical approach pp. 487-507

Ákos Hamburger

Water Utility Integration in Hungary: impacts and future expectations pp. 509-522

Károly Kovács

Economic Policy Implications of External Debt and Capital Flight in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Heavily Indebted Poor Countries pp. 523-542

Isaac Kwesi Ampah and Gábor Dávid Kiss

Volume 41, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 289-292

Peter Racsko

Digital Transformation in the Hungarian Banking Industry – Experiences with Design Thinking pp. 293-310

Péter Fehér and Krisztián Varga

Knowledge Creation from the Perspective of the Supply Chain. The Role of ICT pp. 311-329

Andrea Kő, Réka Vas, Tibor Kovács and Ildikó Borbásné Szabó

The Performance and Asset Allocation of German Robo-Advisors pp. 331-351

Michael Puhle

Blockchain and Democracy pp. 353-369

Peter Racsko

Applications of Metaheuristics in Insurance pp. 371-395

László Kovács

Volume 41, issue 2, 2019

Relocation, Standardization and Vertical Specialization: Core–Periphery Relations in the European Automotive Value Chain pp. 171-192

Tamás Gerőcs and András Pinkasz

Publicity in Mobile and Social Media pp. 193-210

Attila Endre Simay and Mirkó Gáti

The Importance of Institutional Trust for Financial Service Providers among Young Adults and Their Parents in an Emerging Market pp. 211-225

Boglárka Zsótér and András Bauer

The Effect of Foreign Direct Investment on Firm Labor Productivity: Does the Country of Origin of the FDI Matter? pp. 227-243

László Tőkés

The Scope of Control of the Supreme Audit Office in the Slovak Republic and in the other Visegrad Four Countries pp. 245-262

Lenka Hudáková Stašová

Saver Types: An Evolutionary-Adaptive Approach pp. 263-287

Gergely Varga and János Vincze

Volume 41, issue 1, 2019

Introduction to the Special Section pp. 1-2

Magdolna Sass

Export of SMEs after the Crisis in Three European Peripheral Regions – a Literature Review pp. 3-26

Andrea Éltető

Hungarian International New Ventures – Market Selection and the Role of Networks in Early Internationalisation pp. 27-45

Miklós Kozma and Magdolna Sass

Survival, Growth, and Performance of Hungarian International New Ventures pp. 47-64

Miklós Stocker

SMEs in Medical Technology Global Production Networks: The Case of Czechia pp. 65-86

Jana Vlčková

The Effects of Airbnb on Hotels in Norway pp. 87-105

Abbas Strømmen-Bakhtiar and Evgueni Vinogradov

A Motivation Based Shopper Typology for Short Term Retail Events pp. 107-124

Zita Kelemen and Ildikó Kemény

Ethical Dilemmas and Moral Muteness in the HRM Profession pp. 125-144

Sára Csillag

“Death by Economic Crisis”: Suicide and Self-Infl icted Injury in the European Union (EU15) during the Worst of Times pp. 145-164

Ernesto R. Ferreira, João D. Monteiro and Jose Ramos Manso

Volume 40, issue supplement1, 2018

Preface to the Special Issue pp. 1-3

Petra Aczél, János Csák and Zoltan Oszkar Szanto

Social Futuring – An Analytical Conceptual Framework pp. 5-20

Zoltán Oszkár Szántó

Social Futuring – A Normative Framework pp. 21-45

János Csák

Social Futuring – A Discursive-Conceptual Framework pp. 47-75

Petra Aczél

Social Futuring – In the Context of Futures Studies pp. 77-109

Eszter Monda

Finite Earth, Infinite Ambitions: Social Futuring and Sustainability as Seen by a Social Scientist pp. 111-142

Tamas Kocsis

Volume 40, issue 4, 2018

Why do We Need Contemplative Approaches in Economics and Management? Introduction to the Special Section pp. 493-496

Laszlo Zsolnai, Gábor Kovács and András Ócsai

Buddhist Economics: An Overview pp. 497-513

Clair Brown and Laszlo Zsolnai

Mindfulness and Buddhist Economics in the Financial Market – Generating Delta or Alpha? pp. 515-529

Ernest C. H. Ng

Quality of Life in a Deep Ecological Perspective. The Need for a Transformation of the Western Mindset? pp. 531-552

Knut J. Ims

A Buddhist Economics Approach to Innovation and Capacity Building: The Case of Siam Hands pp. 553-570

Wanna Prayukvong and James Hoopes

Life Is a Battlefield: Conceptualizations of Life among Hungarian Adults pp. 571-586

Réka Benczes and Bence Ságvári

Use of Cues in Forecasting Tasks: Evidence from Sport Predictions pp. 587-603

Norbert Becser, Bálint Esse and Richárd Szántó

Controlling in Hungarian Hospitals: History and Key Issues pp. 605-622

Éva Krenyácz

Communist Populism in Hungary pp. 623-642

Attila Antal

Volume 40, issue 3, 2018

Money Talks? Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 329-331

Petra Aczél, Réka Benczes and Eszter Deli

The Gift, the Market, and the Question of Living Well Together: Exploring Rhetorics of Allo-Liberalism as Antidote to Neoliberalism pp. 333-347

Mari Lee Mifsud

Money Talks Because People Move: Embodied Metaphors in Economic Action pp. 349-364

Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr.

The Power (and Problem) of Money pp. 365-376

Zoltán Kövecses

Wood for the Trees: Perception of Corruption among Hungarian Youth pp. 377-387

Tamás Bokor

What Argumentation Theory Can Teach Us about Commercials: Strategic Maneuvering and the ‘Tulip Test’ pp. 389-400

Hédi Virág Csordás and Gábor Forrai

Media Messages and Eating Disorders: Taste and Price of a Message pp. 401-415

Attila Forgács, Enikő Bóna, Tímea Csíkos and Helga Metercsik

Like Economy: What is the Economic Value of Likes? pp. 417-429

Ágnes Veszelszki

From Financial Support Package via Rescue Aid to Bailout: Framing the Management of the Greek Sovereign Debt Crisis pp. 431-445

Istvan Benczes and Réka Benczes

Money Does Not Talk: The Image of Money Talks pp. 447-462

Eszter Deli and Gabriella Németh

Symbolic and Realistic Threats – Frame Analysis of Political and Media Discourses about Refugees and Migrants pp. 463-477

Dorottya Egres

Towards a Comprehensive Inventory of Efficiency in Business Presentations pp. 479-492

Gábor Kovács

Volume 40, issue 2, 2018

A theory of economic cycles pp. 169-184

Imre Dobos and Istvan Abel

Market and Democracy: Friends or Foes? Theories Reconsidered pp. 185-210

Péter Gedeon

Information reception and processing in purchasing. A comparison of public and private sector purchasing pp. 211-226

Gyöngyi Vörösmarty and Tünde Tátrai

Social Network Influence on New Drug Diffusion: Can the Data-driven Approach Provide Practical Benefits? pp. 227-243

Ágnes Lublóy, Judit Lilla Keresztúri and Gábor Benedek

Profitability of foodstuff processing companies in V4 countries during the 2008-2012 economic crisis pp. 245-270

Jan Vavřina and Lubor Lacina

The Education and Practice of Futures Studies in Estonia pp. 271-287

András Márton

Internal Audit Functions and Corporate Governance: Evidence from Hungary pp. 289-314

Mária Borda Rabóczki

Svein S. Andersen, Andreas Goldthau and Nick Sitter (eds.): Energy Union: Europe’s New Liberal Mercantilism? – Book review pp. 315-327

Csaba Weiner

Volume 40, issue 1, 2018

A Stronger Central Europe Means a Stronger EU and Transatlantic Community: Croatia’s Contribution to Our Cohesion and Resilience pp. 1-5

Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović

Debts, Crises and Competitiveness – Interview with Ángel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD pp. 7-17

László Andor and Tamás Pesuth

Corporate sustainability reporting: scrutinising the requirements of comparability, transparency and reflection of sustainability performance pp. 19-44

Agnes Zsoka and Éva Vajkai

Energy Use Caps under Scrutiny: An Ecological Economics Perspective pp. 45-67

Veronika Kiss

Energy strategies in the Syrian conflict. A Central and Eastern European perspective pp. 69-88

Attila dr. Virág

EVS data-based analysis of tax evasion: descriptive vs. regression modelling pp. 89-103

Hana Zídková, Jana Tepperová and Karel Helman

The Effects of the Crisis on the Convergence Process of the Western Balkan Countries towards the European Union pp. 105-124

Dzenita Siljak and Sandor Nagy

Ethical Culture as Predictor of Work Motivation: An Application of the CEV Model pp. 125-141

Željko Pavić, Ivana Šerić and Marija Šain

Complex case management to support disadvantaged jobseekers in Hungary pp. 143-159

Károly Pirisi, Norbert Szalay-Komka and Tea Erdélyi

A Global Perspective on the European Economic Crisis pp. 161-167

Fruzsina Sigér