Society and Economy

2002 - 2025

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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

Volume 39, issue 4, 2017

Editorial pp. 457-458

Attila Tasnádi and Balazs Szent-Ivanyi

Twenty Years of Carbon Accounting and Auditing – A Review and Outlook pp. 459-480

Maria Csutora and Gabor Harangozo

Trade and Investment Relations between the Czech Republic and China: The Czech Republic as a Gateway to the EU? pp. 481-499

Tereza De Castro, Jana Vlčková and Pavel Hnát

Socio-Technical Integration Research in an Eastern European Setting: Distinct Features, Challenges and Opportunities pp. 501-528

Miklós Lukovics and Erik Fisher

Europe and Its Southern Neighbors. Interdependence, Security and Economic Development in Contemporary EU-MENA Relations pp. 529-547

Daniel Gugan

The Apricot Story: Patterns in a Local Circular Food Chain in North Hungary pp. 549-571

Ilona Miklós

Determinants of a Nation’s Sport Performance at Different Mega Sport Events pp. 573-596

Eszter Kovács, Erika Gulyás and Tamás Sterbenz

Problems and Perspectives in Research into the Quality of Work Life in Organisational Studies pp. 597-616

Anna S. Gogoleva, Pavel S. Sorokin and Azer G. Efendiev

Reframing Europe’s Future: Challenges and Failures of the European Construction – Book review pp. 617-629

László Trautmann

Volume 39, issue 3, 2017

Introduction to the Special Section pp. 297-299

Miklos Rosta

Soft Concepts in Economics: The Challenges of Researching Trust pp. 301-320

Dóra Győrffy

Comparative Economics and European Integration. Convergence and Divergence in the European Union and the Effects of Anti-Crisis Policies pp. 321-348

Bruno Dallago

What Can Economics Teach Us about Santa Claus? pp. 349-358

Barna Bakó and Peter Isztin

Institutional Entrepreneurship: Agents’ Ability and Activity for Building up New Institutions by Combining Existing Elements pp. 359-383

Katalin Szabó

Capitalism and Democracy in the Postsocialist Transformation. Basic Concepts pp. 385-407

Péter Gedeon

Confronting a Divided Past for a Shared Future: The Lieux de Mémoire of the Altab Ali Park in London pp. 409-427

Dániel Vékony

Alternative for Germany – More than a Fleeting Phenomenon pp. 429-449

Marianna Dudášová

On the Death of Kenneth J. Arrow. A Personal Leave-Taking pp. 451-455

János Kornai

Volume 39, issue 2, 2017

Expected Long-Term Labour Market Resilience and the European Union’s Perceived Role – Results of an Online Policy Delphi pp. 165-182

György Lengyel, Borbála Göncz and Lilla Tóth

Functional Income Distribution in Portugal: The Role of Financialisation and Other Related Determinants pp. 183-212

Ricardo Barradas and Sérgio Lagoa

Application of Family Therapy in Family Businesses – A Case Study Research on Family Business Consulting pp. 213-231

Attila Wieszt

Is Discrepancy between Confidence and Spending Driven by Pessimism or by High Aspriations? – Review of the Discrepancy between the Admitted Financial Situation and Actual Spending in Hungary pp. 233-250

Csongor Hajdu

The Palestinian-Lebanese Paradox – The Socio-Cultural Conundrum of Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon: Law, Economics and Culture pp. 251-270

Pál Belényesi and Zina AbuHaydar

Economic Aspects of Biosimilar Competition in Hungary – The Treatment of Rheumatic Disorders pp. 271-290

Zsombor Zrubka

EU Cohesion Policy in Practice. What Does It Achieve? – Book Review pp. 291-295

Mark Antal

Volume 39, issue 1, 2017

The Euro and Central Europe (From Points of View of Monetary Integration Maturity) pp. 1-25

Tibor Palankai

Economic Factors and the Electoral Success of Far-right and Far-left Parties in the EU Countries pp. 27-48

Jitka Doležalová, Vlastimil Havlík, Antonín Slaný and Petra Vejvodová

Regional Aspects of Inclusive Entrepreneurship of Seniors in Europe pp. 49-64

Anna Pilková and Ján Rehák

The Roma Response to Development Strategies: A Replicate Model for Collective Action and Inclusive Development in a Hungarian Village pp. 65-84

Malay Mishra and Gopalakrishnan Karunanithi

The Rise and Fall (?) of a New Developmental State in Brazil pp. 85-108

Judit Ricz

The Moderating Effects of Demographics on the Relationship Between Perceived CSR and Brand Loyalty in the Mobile Telecom Sector pp. 109-124

Ovidiu Moisescu

Secular Stagnation: What the Debate is about? pp. 125-140

Gergely Hudecz

Are Opinion Leaders More Satisfied? Results of a SEM Model about the Relationship between Opinion Leadership and Online Customer Satisfaction pp. 141-160

Akos Nagy, Ildikó Kemény, Krisztián Szűcs, Judit Simon and Viktor Kiss

Piotr Bajor – Kamila Shöll-Mazurek (Eds): Eastern Chessboard. Geopolitical Determinants and Challenges in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus – Book Review pp. 161-163

Marek Czajkowski