Society and Economy

2002 - 2021

Current editor(s): Szent-Iványi, Balázs

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Multidisciplinary, Multidimensional and Multilateral: The Evolution of Development Studies and Linkages with Development Cooperation pp. 265-282: Helen O'Neill
The Birth of a New Sovereign pp. 283-303: Ferenc Miszlivetz
Knowledge, Research, Development and Innovations pp. 305-319: Mihály Simai
Some Effects of Globalisation on Manufacturing Practice pp. 321-335: Attila Chikan and Krisztina Demeter
Have Competitiveness Research Projects Brought a System Paradigm Shift? pp. 337-349: Erzsébet Czakó
The Effect of Economic Incentives on Residential Mobility and Migration in Hungary, 1990-1999 pp. 351-382: Zsombor Cseres-Gergely
Evaluation of Environmental Performance of Companies pp. 383-402: Gergely Tóth

From Optimisation to Transformation - My Path to the Well-spring of Rationality, Morality and Spirituality pp. 123-138: Peter Pruzan
Business Ethics as Critical Approach pp. 139-152: Alpár Losoncz
Is Profit Ethical? pp. 153-158: Olivier Giscard d'Estaing
Competition and Corporate Reputation pp. 159-170: Henk van Luijk
The New Economy and the Ethics of Economic Interactions pp. 171-180: László Fekete
A Socio-economic Reading of Globalisation pp. 181-205: Stefano Zamagni
Spirituality of Nations and its Relevance to Management pp. 207-211: S-P. Mahoney
Global Environmental Commons and the Need for Ethics pp. 213-224: Zsolt Boda
Responsibility Dilemmas in Public Service pp. 225-234: Gyula Gulyás
Dialogic Ethics for Business pp. 235-248: Imre Ungvári-Zrínyi
Judaism's Contribution to Contemporary Business Ethics pp. 249-257: Edwin M. Epstein
Towards Ethical Business pp. 259-263: László Zsolnai

Understanding Organisational Adaptation pp. 1-10: James G. March
Local Government Budgeting: The Central and Eastern European Experience pp. 11-36: Mihaly Hogye and Charles McFerren
Problems of codification during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy pp. 37-55: Gábor Máthé
Joyless Schools? pp. 57-68: István Perjés
The Place of Value in the “New” Educational System pp. 69-78: István Magyari-Beck
Trends of the Development of a New Educational System in Hungary pp. 79-96: Dóra Vámos
How to Solve International Collective Action Problems? pp. 97-111: Annamária Orbán

Prediction of Success in Post-Communist Societies: Evidence from Latvia and Estonia pp. 297-331: Mikk Titma and Denis Trapido
Does Private and Cost-Priced Higher Education Produce Poor Quality? pp. 333-361: Péter Galasi and Júlia Varga
Investments in the CIS pp. 363-379: Vyacheslav Komarov
Measuring Consumer Evaluation of Competing Product Designs pp. 381-401: Dóra Horváth and András Bauer
Should Budapest Bid for the Olympics? - Measuring the Economic Impacts of Larger Sporting Events pp. 403-408: Bruce Jaffee
Changing the Methodology of the Education of Informatics pp. 409-426: Katalin Horváth
Book review [Gy. Lengyel - Zs. Rostoványi, eds, reviewed by The Editors] pp. 427-434: Editorial Office

Knowledge-based Society and Its Impact on Labour-market Values pp. 201-218: Lajos Nyíri
The Underutilisation of the Human Potential of Individuals Who Are Different pp. 219-230: Kassie Freeman
The Situation of High-quality Well-educated Intellectuals in Germany pp. 231-243: László Alex
New Pathways Towards Tertiary Degrees in Europe - Lessons for Educational Policies and Comparative Research pp. 245-255: Ingrid Drexel
Employment Opportunities of Arts and Social Science Graduates at Companies in Four Western European Countries pp. 257-271: Götz Schindler
Employment of the High-quality Well-educated Intellectual Labour Force (HIL) after the Transition in Hungary pp. 273-284: Olga Szűcs
Expansion of Higher Education in Hungary: Consequences and Constraints pp. 285-295: Péter Farkas

Russian Food and Agriculture: Current Status of Transformation pp. 1-21: Csaba Csaki and John Nash
Illegal State Aid and Harmful Tax Competition: The Case of Hungary pp. 23-54: Dániel Deák
Strategy-oriented Approach to Projects and the Question of Project Success pp. 55-68: Mihály Görög
Polluting Production - Environmentally Sound Alternatives pp. 69-100: Tamas Kocsis
Unemployment and Family Businesses in Hungary pp. 101-120: Ágota Scharle
Earnings Expectations and Higher-education Enrolment Decisions in Hungary pp. 121-152: Júlia Varga
Enlargement and Agricultural Policy Issues on the EU Agenda - Prospects of the Coming Danish Presidency pp. 153-159: Poul Ottosen
EU and EMU Accession - Whether and How the Decisions Differ? pp. 161-172: Hajna Istvánffy Lőrinc