Prosperitas

2014 - 2025

Current editor(s): Zoltán Krajcsák and Mátyás Bánhegyi

From Budapest Business University
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Volume xvx, issue xnx, 2025

Government policies, human resource management and the performance of artisanal small-scale mining for the sustainable livelihoods of employees pp. 1-15

Georgina Shumba,, Lovemore Chikadze, and Miriam Jengeta,

Volume 9(4), issue 4, 2022

Hungarian entrepreneurs’ sustainability motivations based on GEM 2021 results pp. xpx

Zsuzsanna Győri, Richárd Kása and Krisztina Szegedi

Volume 9(3), issue 4, 2022

An assessment of food loss and waste in the Hungarian agrifood supply chain: Encouraging sustainable and conscious consumption pp. xpx

Mohammad Fazle Rabbi

Volume 9(3), issue 2, 2022

Asian answers to COVID-19-induced unemployment through the example of three countries pp. xpx

Arnold Tóth and Botond Kálmán

Volume 7., issue 3, 2020

A nemzeti kultúra és a szervezeti kultúra egymáshoz való viszonyulása a nemek közti egyenlőség aspektusában pp. 21-47

Klára Tatár-Kiss

Volume 7., issue 1, 2020

Understanding the importance of purchasing operations and identification of opportunities to increase their sustainability through process mapping pp. 43-52

Marinko Maslaric, Vojin Petrovic, Gabriel Fedorko, Svetlana Nikolicic and Dejan Mircetic

Volume 6., issue 2., 2019

Magyarország húsz éve a NATO-ban – előnyök és kötelezettségek pp. 56-78

Milada Nagy

Volume 6., issue 2, 2019

Az uniós keretfeltételek és a kis- és középvállalkozások nemzetköziesedésének néhány kérdése pp. 4-29

Miklós Losoncz

Milyen változást hoz a „service dominant logic” a marketingbe? pp. 116-131

Tibor Zsigmond

Volume 2014, issue 1, 2014

Análisis del mercado de subastas de los bienes de colección: caso fine art pp. 23-35

Miguel Prado-Román, José Luis Coca-Pérez and Alberto Prado-Román

Volume 12, issue 2, 2025

The dynamics of consumer satisfaction in omni-channel retailing: Insights from Hungarian and Austrian consumers pp. 1-13

Nino Papashvili-Bodai,

The impact of content marketing as a sponsorship activation strategy on online customer engagement pp. 1-38

Imad Tribak

Perceived service quality effect on consumer attitude, consumer behaviour and retail sector performance pp. 1-15

Charity Murombo, Lovemore Chikazhe, Josphat Manyeruke, Elias Rashidi, Tsitsi Kanonge and Contary Gudu

Guest editorial: Marketing in the Modern Age – Exploring Innovation, Technology, and Consumer Behaviour in a Dynamic Era pp. 1-2

Ágnes Neulinger, and Ida Ercsey,

Information management, attractive packaging and retail logistics as drivers for the retail sector’s performance pp. 1-19

Contary Gudu, Lovemore Chikazhe, Josphat Manyeruke, and Charity Murombo,

Volume 12, issue 1, 2025

Behavioral factors in today’s cryptocurrency markets pp. 1-10

Raafat Abou Saad and Judit Sági

Exploring trends and topics of startup research over 25 years using bibliometric and topic modelling analysis pp. 1-16

Ayman Alnajjar

Volume 11, issue 4, 2024

Future-Oriented skills in strategic decision-making pp. 1-17

Nariman Pahlavanyali

Guest editorial pp. 1-8

Tamás Gáspár

A strategic approach to stakeholder engagement and scenario planning pp. 1-19

Annamária Ács

The impact of futures skills on decision-making pp. 1-18

James Hoefnagels,, Jan David Ott, and Jan Berger,

The analysis of low-cost airlines’ entrepreneurial behaviour through the lens of corporate foresight pp. 1-15

Mbali Ayanda Sithole and Anh Tuan Tran

Volume 11, issue 3, 2024

Analysis of the management of the municipal undertakings of the Visegrad Group in the period 2017–2021 pp. 1-10

Petronella Molnár and Szilárd Hegedűs

Beyond green campuses pp. 1-14

Rita Lukács and Árpád Papp-Váry

Safety, Commitment, and Performance pp. 1-15

Emmanuel Erastus Yamoah, and Isaac Nsowah,

Contesting the underperformance of women businesses pp. 1-16

Rahabhi Mashapure, Lovemore Chikazhe and Tsitsi Mufudza

Volume 11, issue 2, 2024

Exploring gender diversity in key account management pp. 1-10

Barbara Niersbach,, Nayan Kadam,, María José Quero,, Judit Török, Ngoc Nguyen, and Geneviève Winninger Lemarquis

The family business failure paradox in the retail industry pp. 1-13

Fredrick Gitahi Gichuki and István Ábel

Volume 11, issue 1, 2024

Food consumption patterns and trends in response to inflationary pressures pp. 1-13

László Molnár and Noémi Hajdu

The role and challenges of governments in promoting sustainable development pp. 1-11

Arfa Kuci, Ahmad Daragmeh and Judit Sági

Lessons learned from the past ten years and future challenges in teaching taxation pp. 1-14

Zsuzsanna Galántainé Máté, Ágnes Kovácsné Sipos and Orsolya Éva Tóth

Volume 10, issue 4, 2023

The sustainability of hybrid learning pp. xpx

Nicholas Chandler

Volume 10, issue 3, 2023

Regional development study how to develop a small city affected by siphoning: A case of a Chinese city pp. 1-13

Gui Song, Jing Cai and Yingjie Fu

Methodological tools and economic models to analyse the transition to a new development trajectory in China pp. 1-20

Rurong Chen

Fixing the redundancy quandary: Does redundancy management preserve employee performance in the mining industry? pp. 1-14

Fredrick Gitahi Gichuki

Defining personal brand, personal branding and personal brand equity pp. 1-11

Péter Szántó and László Radácsi

Intellectual capital disclosure and non-financial reporting – current issues related to policymaking pp. 1-7

Ilona Zsuzsanna Kovács and Edit Lippai-Makra

Volume 10, issue 2, 2023

CSR and fashion SMEs: Do sustainable development goals matter? pp. xpx

Dorina Körtvési

Volume 10, issue 1, 2023

The role of SMEs’ resilience capabilities in response to COVID-19 era: Evidence from Kazakhstan and Mongolia pp. 1-6

Ulziimaa Altnaa and György Iván Neszmélyi

Two possible methods of examining environmental load at macro and micro levels pp. 1-12

László Gyarmati

Corporate social responsibility practices within the scope of sustainable tourism: A research at Accor Hotels pp. 1-10

Ali Bagdadi

Companies’ actions for more sustainable consumption pp. 2-19

Idrak Ezdini

Employers’ perception of young workers’ soft skills pp. 2-13

Gabriella Horváth-Csikós, Tímea Juhász and Tamás Gáspár

Volume 9, issue 4, 2022

COVID-19 positivism: Has COVID-19 changed Hungarian entrepreneurs’ perception of business opportunities? pp. xpx

Márton Gosztonyi

Holding back the years? Tradition and innovation in family wineries pp. xpx

Balázs Heidrich, Nóra Vajdovich, Krisztina Németh and Szilárd Németh

Volume 9, issue 3, 2022

Promotion of Chinese platform-based supply chains in the COVID-19 era pp. xpx

Fu Yingjie

Volume 9, issue 1-2, 2022

Sustainable tourism policy in practice: A comparative case study of Argentina and Costa Rica pp. xpx

Valentina Tamargo, Ágnes Pál and Éva Szabóné Erdélyi

Volume 8, issue 2, 2021

Financial and return aspects of solar power stations in Hungary pp. xpx

Emese Michaletzky-Csikós and Áron Szennay

A bor veleje, a család ereje! A hazai borászatok társadalmi és környezeti felelősségi gyakorlatáról pp. xpx

Nóra Vajdovich

Volume 8, issue 1, 2021

The importance of environmental and sustainability education in tourism based on the opinion of students at Budapest Business School pp. 4-22

Ali Bagdadi and Bulcsú Remenyik

Sustainable development of the transportation system and infrastructure in Budapest pp. 23-39

Dániel Horváth

Responsible fashion SMEs in Hungary pp. 40-55

Dorina Körtvési

Integrated reporting in the public sector – case study pp. 56-72

Omar Hassan Ali Nada

Climate change education in different countries pp. 73-86

Nataliia Romanova

Sustainable transport: From high carbon to carbon neutral pp. 87-117

Toyin Onafujabi

Promoting responsible thinking and behaviour at Swiss universities pp. 118-134

Ágnes Paulovics

Sustainable development aims for he what goals do they have to reach and where are they now? pp. 135-152

Eszter Szendrei-Pál

Attitude survey in the ESG investment fund market pp. 153-171

Réka Garamvölgyi