Society and Economy

2002 - 2025

Current editor(s): Szent-Iványi, Balázs

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Twelve theses on the role of human capital and education in development pp. 285-303: Tamás Szentes
Governing global markets in a new age of globalization pp. 305-324: Jody Jensen
Finance and politics in the USA: From National City Bank to Citigroup — An American bank or a world bank? pp. 325-342: Christine Zumello
Creatology from 1977 to 2007 pp. 343-361: Istvan Magyari-Beck
The Liska model pp. 363-381: Tibor F. Liska
Macro-aspects affecting sport sponsorship: The case of Hungarian professional soccer clubs’ sponsors pp. 383-411: Péter Berkes, Mihály Nyerges and János Váczi
National cultures and European identity. The process of Engrenage among European Commission civil servants pp. 413-431: Erika Tóth

Preface pp. 139-143: Laszlo Zsolnai
Western economics versus Buddhist economics pp. 145-153: Laszlo Zsolnai
Buddhism and the transformation to sustainable economies pp. 155-180: Peter Daniels
Buddhist economics as a new paradigm towards happiness pp. 181-200: Apichai Puntasen
Happiness and economics: A Buddhist perspective pp. 201-222: Colin Ash
A radical conservative Buddhist utopia: The Asoke People pp. 223-233: Kanoksak Kaewthep
Sufficiency economy, the King’s philosophy: an application of Buddhist economics to develop Thai local pharmaceutical industries for sustainable well-being pp. 235-252: Suntharee T. Chaisumritchoke
Pathways to a mindful economy pp. 253-284: Joel C. Magnuson

Upholding human rights in the fight against terrorism pp. 1-41: Elisabeth Kardos Kaponyi
Hungary’s foreign policy dilemmas after regaining sovereignty pp. 43-64: Géza Jeszenszky
What is postcommunism? pp. 65-85: András Lánczi
The competitiveness of economies: Different views and arguments pp. 87-102: Magdolna Csath
Responsible freedom and national security: Liberalisation and de-liberalisation in Jordan under King Abdullah II pp. 103-122: Laszlo Csicsmann
Two suggested extensions for SCOT: Technological frames and metaphors pp. 123-138: Eszter Bartis

Social Capital and Leadership: Rural Cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 219-243: Annette Hurrelmann, Catherine Murray and Volker Beckmann
Dynamics of Changes in Turkish Local Governance pp. 245-266: Korel Göymen
Cooperative Strategies of Entry to the International Market between the Greek Enterprises pp. 267-285: Labros Sdrolias, Serafeim Polyzos, Nikolaos Pappas and Maria Vounatsou
Budgetary Dilemmas in Eastern EU Member States pp. 287-307: Gábor Kutasi
In Search of European Federalism pp. 309-331: Éva Bóka

Preface pp. 95-96: Miklós Dobák
Network Learning and Principal-agent Conflict: Wine-makers in Chile's Colchagua Valley pp. 97-116: David E. Hojman
The Performance of Local Health Provision Networks pp. 117-136: Viktória Bodnár, Dávid Dankó, György Drótos, Norbert Kiss, Márk Molnár and Éva Révész
Bargaining Power, Supplier-Reseller Networks in Practice: A Case Study of the Hungarian Meat Distribution System pp. 137-145: Zoltán Lakner and Attila Réti
Critical Factors of Attracting Supply Chain Network Members to Electronic Marketplaces: The Case of Sunbooks Ltd. and the Hungarian Book Trade pp. 147-164: György Drótos and Péter Móricz
Knowledge and Organization: A Network Perspective pp. 165-179: Lilla Hortoványi and Roland Zs. Szabó
Inter-organizational Networking and Innovative Clusters between Small and Medium-Sized Companies pp. 181-191: Lena Theodoulides
Co-operative Theory from a NIE Perspective pp. 193-206: Zsuzsanna Kispál-Vitai
Co-governance Based on Abilities and Relations pp. 207-217: Zu-hui Huang, Xu-chu Xu and Yu Song

Promoting or Preventing Reforms? pp. 1-26: Menno Fenger
Corporate Governance in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 27-40: Miklós Dobák
Cultural Values in Transition pp. 41-59: Ágnes Hofmeister Tóth and Léna Simányi
The Long Hand of History: Regional Cooperation in the 21st Century pp. 61-79: Rila Mukherjee
Mobile Learning for Mechanical Engineers pp. 81-94: Gyorgy Lipovszki and Istvan Molnar

Preface [to the Special Issue of Society and Economy] pp. 287-288: Barna Kovács
The Food and Nutrition Situation in Central and Eastern Europe and the Baltic States pp. 289-298: Ladislav Kabat
Origin-labeled Products - Food Quality and Food Safety in Bulgaria pp. 299-308: Plamen Mishev and Emilia Valcheva
Estonian Food Marketing and Labels - Development and Future Perspectives pp. 309-316: Tiiu Ohvril
Issues Regarding Origin Labeling of Food in Latvia pp. 317-326: Ligita Melece
Zgornjesavinjski Želodec (Upper Savinja Valley Stomach Sausage) - A Slovene PGI Product pp. 327-337: Polona Slokan and Andrej Udovc
The Case for Scotch Beef pp. 339-354: Ron Wilson
Benchmarking of the United Kingdom's and Hungary's Fresh Produce Import Supply Chain, Focusing on Food Safety and Quality pp. 355-364: József Lehota and Csaba Illés
Some Aspects of Origin Labeling in CEE Countries - The Possibilities of Collective Marketing pp. 365-381: Barna Kovács
The Region of Origin as a Tool of Marketing in Hungarian Food Economy pp. 383-398: Zoltán Lakner, Erzsébet Szabó and Istvánné Hajdu
Geographic Origin as a Branding Tool for Agri-Food Producers pp. 399-414: Angela Tregear and Matthew Gorton

Information Society in Hungary: Impact Assessment of Public Policies with the Help of Social Indicators pp. 171-193: Péter Futó
The Ethical Principles Determining the Contents of Corporate Governance Rules and Systems pp. 195-211: Michel Dion
Simulation and Optimisation pp. 213-226: Istvan Molnar
It is Important to Organise the Disorganised pp. 227-245: Tjaša Redek
The Schools and the Firms pp. 247-261: István Magyari-Beck and Olga Szűcs
Institutionalisation of Sustainable Development pp. 263-286: Annamária Orbán

Preface pp. 1-4: András Blahó
Interpretations, Aspects and Levels, Decisive Factors and Measuring Methods of Competitiveness pp. 5-41: Tamás Szentes
Global Capital Markets: An Imperfect Network pp. 43-61: Istvan Magas
Some Aspects of European Economic Area and Competitiveness pp. 63-90: András Blahó
Competitiveness of the European Union pp. 91-107: Márk Bató
Impacts of the EU-Accession on Trade Positions pp. 109-128: Gábor Kutasi
Social Protection, Transformed Labour Markets, Effective Government and Competitiveness pp. 129-149: András Blahó and Szabolcs Szajp
Transnational Companies and Competitiveness pp. 151-170: Anikó Dörner