Society and Economy

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Szent-Iványi, Balázs

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Poland and the euro: Between lock-in and unfinished transition pp. 445-468: Anna Visvizi and Paweł Tokarski
Attitudes towards entrepreneurial activity: Differences between business administration students in two universities of the UK and Spain pp. 469-492: Sandra M. Sánchez-Cañizares, Fernando J. Fuentes-García and Ana M. Castillo-Canalejo
An evolutionary logic towards the convergence of international business ethics pp. 493-510: Boon Seng Tan and Stephen Ko
Impact of the 2008 financial crisis on corporate trade finance pp. 511-528: Herbert Broens
The cyclical component of GDP and life satisfaction: The impact of the Mediterranean welfare system pp. 529-542: Thomas Rudolf Wiese
Measuring and managing liquidity risk in the Hungarian practice pp. 543-563: Balázs Árpád Szűcs and Kata Váradi
Creative techniques in the framework of market and evolution pp. 565-577: István Magyari-Beck and Mahshid Moradi
Global Challenges — European and Local Answers pp. 579-584: Miklos Rosta

Sustainable public service organisations: A Public Service-Dominant approach pp. 313-338: Stephen P. Osborne, Zoe Radnor, Tony Kinder and Isabel Vidal
Legislating unorthodox taxes: The Hungarian experience pp. 339-368: Dániel Deák
Human capital, unions and productivity in a labour-skilled sectoral approach pp. 369-385: Domicián Máté
Mother-child interactions in youth purchase decisions pp. 387-406: Ágnes Neulinger and Boglárka Zsótér
Realignment in international development cooperation: Role of emerging donors pp. 407-426: Beáta Udvari
Letters and debate pp. 427-433: Frank Sandmann, Ralf Bender, Andreas Gerber-Grote, Noémi Hevér and Orsolya Balogh
Book reviews pp. 435-444: Ekaterina Paustyan and Zack Kramer

Can Europe recover without credit? pp. 129-149: Zsolt Darvas
Unorthodoxy in legislation: The Hungarian experience pp. 151-184: Dániel Deák
The roots of Western societal evolution pp. 185-197: László Zsinka
The development of the Chinese household registration system and its influence on the current economic development of the country pp. 199-215: Matej Buzinkai and František Škvrnda
Social acceptance of renewable energy: Some examples from Europe and Developing Africa pp. 217-231: Olaf Pollmann, Szilárd Podruzsik and Orsolya Fehér
Analyzing interrelated stochastic trend and seasonality on the example of energy trading data pp. 233-261: Fruzsina Mák
Fiscal cycle effects in the pattern of the Hungarian state expenditures pp. 263-283: Ágnes Halász
African immigrants in Hungary: Connection with the new national foreign policy pp. 285-305: István Tarrósy
The Chinese city reconsidered: Local state capitalism and urban change – Book Review pp. 307-311: Aron Tabor

Doctor Honoris Causa pp. 1-4: Ban Ki-Moon
The economic response to globalization, recovery and growth, the integration of Eastern and Western Europe pp. 5-20: Iván T. Berend
Developmental perspectives on Europe pp. 21-36: László Csaba
Why are civil liberties more important than executive constraints in economic development? A property rights approach pp. 37-68: Pál Czeglédi
Growth with gender-differentiated human capital and family wealth accumulation based on the Uzawa-Lucas two-sector model pp. 69-94: Wei-Bin Zhang
International competitiveness of Polish companies and the perspective of Poland joining the euro zone pp. 95-117: Marlena Dzikowska, Marian Gorynia, Barbara Jankowska and Maciej Pietrzykowski
Book reviews pp. 119-128: Henrik N. Gucz and Szabolcs Pasztor

From Anti-equilibrium to The Socialist System and beyond pp. 437-450: Péter Gedeon
International fisher effect under exchange rate regime shifts: Evidence from 10 examples pp. 451-469: Petr Korab and Svatopluk Kapounek
Japan’s competitiveness: Trends and challenges pp. 471-492: Josef Bič and Zuzana Stuchlíková
The catching-up of the banking sector in South-Eastern Europe pp. 493-511: Eszter Kazinczy
Is the level of taxation a product of culture? A cultural economics approach pp. 513-529: Inna Cabelkova and Wadim Strielkowski
Progressive managerial bonuses in a spatial Bertrand duopoly pp. 531-538: Barna Bakó and András Kálecz-Simon
Crisis on the Hungarian government bond markets in the winter of 2011–2012: Was there a liquidity problem? pp. 539-550: Zoltán Monostori
The German approach to cost-effectiveness analysis in health care pp. 551-572: Noémi V. Hevér and Orsolya Balogh
Book reviews pp. 573-587: Andreea D. Amarascu, Alena Pálinská and Istvan Magas

Global crises: Is the Keynesian recipe relevant if applied under a global governance? pp. 273-297: Tamás Szentes
Global economic governance in the post-crisis world pp. 299-318: Mihaly Simai
Three paradigms of governance and administration: Chinese, Western and Islamic pp. 319-342: Wolfgang Drechsler
The impacts of EU accession on the agriculture of the Visegrad Countries pp. 343-364: Csaba Csaki and Attila Jambor
The destabilizing effect of company income taxation pp. 365-388: Peter A. Schmid
First impressions and perceived roles: Palestinian perceptions on foreign aid pp. 389-410: Beata Paragi
Poverty eradication: The role of youth participation as a catalyst for social change pp. 411-425: Mostafa Nejati, Ali Asghar Pourezzat and Aryan Gholipour
Book reviews pp. 427-436: Huseyin Emrah Karaoguz and Xuanbo Dong

On the new economic philosophy of crisis management in the European Union pp. 121-139: László Csaba
Poland and Slovakia during the economic crisis 2008–2010 pp. 141-165: Krzysztof Bandasz
Using the stated preference method for the calculation of social discount rate pp. 167-186: Andrea Tabi
Playing at multiple levels in biodiversity governance: The case of Hungarian ENGOs in Natura 2000 pp. 187-208: Cordula Mertens
Does Buddhism have much to offer in terms of reduction in global CO_2 emissions? A panel data analysis pp. 209-225: Jungho Suh
Application of support vector machines on the basis of the first Hungarian bankruptcy model pp. 227-248: Miklós Virág and Tamás Nyitrai
Doctor Honoris Causa - Professor Niek Klazinga pp. 249-262: László Trautmann
Book Reviews pp. 263-271: Istvan Benczes and Bastian Becker

Institutions and transition: Lessons and surprises pp. 1-24: Paul Hare
Worker remittances and the global preconditions of ‘smart development’ pp. 25-50: Arno Tausch and Almas Heshmati
The euro crisis and its lessons from a Greek perspective pp. 51-69: Athanasios Thanos Skouras
The internationalization of the Spanish SME sector pp. 71-86: Sandor Nagy
New institutional economics: Foundations and latest trends pp. 87-101: Judit Kozenkow
Professor Sándor Kerekes pp. 103-109: Janina Jóźwiak and Sándor Kerekes
Book Reviews pp. 111-120: Natalya Turkina and Jenna Althoff