Theory Methodology Practice (TMP)

2002 - 2022

Current editor(s): Zoltan Bartha

From Faculty of Economics, University of Miskolc
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Institutional Determinants of Higher Education Students' International Mobility within the Erasmus Programme Countries pp. 3-13: Andrea S. Gubik and Zoltán Bartha
Bank Domestic Outstandings in Central-Eastern-European Countries between 2008 and 2018 pp. 15-24: Sándor Bozsik and Vladimír Gazda
Presentation and Testing of the Creeping Trend with Harmonic Weights Method in the Light of Sovereign CDS Prices pp. 25-37: Renáta Géczi-Papp
The Social Role of Intership Programmes in Reducing Migration from a County Seat pp. 39-55: Klára Szűcs Markovics and Eszter Polonkai
State Aid in the Visegrad Countries: Similarities and Differences pp. 57-70: Gábor Potvorszki

Factors Hindering Smart City Developments in Medium-Sized Cities pp. 3-14: Csukás Máté Szilárd and Roland Z. Szabó
Social Value Creation and Impact Measurement - What Do They Mean Exactly? pp. 15-25: Roland Z. Szabó and Noémi Krátki
The Effects of Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions on Pro-Environmental Behaviour: How Culture Influences Environmentally Conscious Behaviour pp. 27-36: Szabolcs Nagy and Csilla Konyha Molnárné
Challenges to Economic Upgrading of Iranian Economy pp. 37-48: Anna Dunay and Saeed Nosratabadi
Special Ethical and Compliance Issues Regarding Property Valuation Reports: Applicability of Valuations in Responsible Property Investment pp. 49-57: Zsolt Pilhál
Impact Studies of Regional Effects of Research Infrastructures: Economically Concentrated or Multidimensional pp. 59-67: Fabian Schenk

Cultural Characteristics and the Entrepreneurial Intentions of University Students pp. 3-12: Andrea S. Gubik and Zoltán Bartha
Factors Leading to Audit Expectation Gap: An Empirical Study in a Hungarian Context pp. 13-23: Judit Füredi-Fülöp
The Relationship Between a Performance Management System and the Motivational Level of Employees: A Case Study at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development of the Republic of Mauritius pp. 25-34: Rejandra Parsad Gunputh, Sandhya Gunnuck and Sameerchand Pudaruth
Assessment of Competition in EU Liberalised Energy Markets in 2016 pp. 35-44: Ágnes Kádár Horváth
Empirical Analysis of the Wagner Hypothesis of Government Expenditure Growth in Kenya: ARDL Modelling Approach pp. 45-57: John Kibara Manyeki and Balázs Kotosz
Sustainable Energy in Post-Communist East- Central Europe - A Comprehensive Study pp. 59-70: Zoltán Nagy and Tekla Sebestyén Szép
Practical Issues with Decision Preparation of Facility Investments in the National Manufacturing Industry pp. 71-81: Klára Szűcs Markovics

Mises' Incomplete Theory of the Value of Money pp. 3-7: Katarzyna Appelt
Changing Trends in ICT Use - A Generation Y Analysis pp. 9-16: László Berényi
The Changing Role of Nuclear Power in the European Union: Reflections from Official Scenarios Released before and after the Fukushima Daiichi Accident pp. 17-36: Nikolett Deutsch
Mergers and Acquisitions: Their Role in the Process of Diversification of an Enterprise pp. 37-52: Ireneusz Janiuk
Relevance of Capital Structure Theories in the Service Sector pp. 53-64: Judit Szemán
An Introduction to the Thematic Issue The pp. 67-68: Piotr Trapczynski and Lukasz Puslecki
To What Extent is Hungary a Knowledge-Based Economy? pp. 69-84: György Boda
Challenges in Measuring International Strategic Performance in Professional Team Sports - Two Case Studies from Hungary pp. 85-96: Miklós Kozma and Annamária Kazai Ónodi
Internationalisation of Polish and German Furniture Manufacturers - Comparison of Different Internationalisation Paths pp. 97-108: Ireneusz Janiuk, Natalia Ribberink and Miroslaw Jarosinski
De-Internationalisation Patterns in Hungary pp. 109-118: Miklós Stocker

The SLEM Model as an Assessment Method for Local Goods' Competitiveness pp. 5-13: László Molnár and Zoltán Bartha
Generating and Measuring Regional Social Innovation pp. 14-25: Mariann Veresné Somosi, József Benedek, György Kocziszky and Károly Balaton
Social Accounting - In the Wake of the Sustainability pp. 26-40: Zoltán Musinszki and Anita Demény
A Postmodern Employment Model on the Peripheries pp. 41-54: Éva G. Fekete
Enterprise Models in Terms of Sustainability pp. 55-67: Mária Illés
Challenges of Establishing and Operating Social Enterprises pp. 68-74: Mária Juhász Várkonyi
Route-Based Tourism Product Development as a Tool for Social Innovation: History Valley in the Cserehát Region pp. 75-86: István Piskóti and Katalin Nagy
Opportunities for Adaptation of the Smart City Concept - A Regional Approach pp. 87-93: Zoltán Nagy, Dóra Szendi and Géza Tóth

A Study of the Process and Types of Deindustrialization in the Visegrád Countries pp. 5-13: Ágnes Hegyi-Kéri
Generating and Measuring Regional Social Innovation pp. 14-25: Mariann Veresné Somosi, József Benedek, György Kocziszky and Károly Balaton
Modern Transformations of Economics: Neuroeconomics pp. 15-24: Tatevik Mkrtchyan
E-commerce in Hungary: A Market Analysis pp. 25-32: Szabolcs Nagy
Social Accounting - In the Wake of the Sustainability pp. 26-40: Zoltán Musinszki and Anita Demény
Methods of Choosing an Optimal Portfolio of Projects pp. 33-38: Anatoliy Yakovlev and Maksym Chernenko
A Postmodern Employment Model on the Peripheries pp. 41-54: Éva G. Fekete
Enterprise Models in Terms of Sustainability pp. 55-67: Mária Illés
Challenges of Establishing and Operating Social Enterprises pp. 68-74: Mária Juhász Várkonyi
Route-Based Tourism Product Development as a Tool for Social Innovation: History Valley in the Cserehát Region pp. 75-86: István Piskóti and Katalin Nagy
Opportunities for Adaptation of the Smart City Concept - A Regional Approach pp. 87-93: Zoltán Nagy, Dóra Szendi and Géza Tóth

Keynes' Theory of the Interest Rate: A Critical Approach pp. 3-8: Katarzyna Appelt
Hungarian Energy Prices in an OECD Comparison pp. 9-18: Zoltán Bartha
The Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility in Strategies of SMEs pp. 19-26: Felicjan Bylok
Customer Participation: Mandatory or Voluntary Behaviour? pp. 27-36: Ida Ercsey
Green Supply Chain Management - Motivation, Methods and Expectations - in Hungarian Automotive Oems pp. 37-45: Monika Gábriel
The Real Reinvestment Rate Assumption as a Hidden Pitfall pp. 47-60: Mária Illés
Analysis of Sectoral Features in Hungarian Accredited Innovation Clusters pp. 61-69: István Kovács and Ildikó Petruska
Factors Affecting the Amount of Time Required to Prepare Investment Decisions in Hungarian Processing Industries pp. 71-77: Klára Szűcs Markovics
The Effect of Dynamic Relationship Capabilities on B2B Lolyalty pp. 79-88: Márton Vilmányi and Erzsébet Hetesi