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218: Scientific cooperation between the European Union and Turkey – advantages and possible synergies

Agota David and Tamas Szigetvari

217: Upgrading of Hungarian subsidiaries in machinery and automotive global value chains

Andrea Elteto, Andrea Szalavetz, Gabor Tury and Aniko Magashazi

215: Towards a new model of state-led development in Brazil (?)

Judit Ricz

214: Ties of Visegrád countries with East Asia – trade and investment

Andrea Elteto and Agnes Szunomar

213: Rwanda: developmental success story in a unique setting

Zsuzsanna Biedermann

212: Innovative finance for development - Instruments of social integration and responsibility in lower-middle-income countries (LMICs)

Tamas Novak

211: Privatization and state property management in post-transition economies

Miklos Szanyi

210: Russian capital in the Visegrád countries

Kalman Kalotay, Andrea Elteto, Magdolna Sass and Csaba Weiner

209: Economic success without well being? The case of Hungary

Annamaria Artner

208: Chinese investments and financial engagement in Hungary

Agnes Szunomar, Katalin Volgyi and Tamas Matura

207: Chinese outward FDI in Europe and the Central and Eastern European region within a global context

Agnes Szunomar and Zsuzsanna Biedermann

206: Trade and investment relations between Central and Eastern Europe and Latin America

Andrea Elteto

205: Financial regulation differences in the EU and the US

Zsuzsanna Biedermann and Agnes Orosz

204: EU governance trends - dilemmas and recommendations for the Visegrad countries

Krisztina Vida

203: World's agricultural production and trade - food security at stake?

Miklos Somai

202: Youth unemployment or NEETS? Reasons and treatment in Europe

Annamaria Artner

201: Central and Eastern Europe’s dependence on Russian gas, western CIS transit states and the quest for diversification through the Southern Corridor

Csaba Weiner

200: The development of Hungarian Foreign Trade with Asia

Andrea Elteto and Katalin Volgyi

199: Euros(c)epsis - The theory of the optimum currency area and the history of the Euro

Annamaria Artner and Peter Rona

198: On the nature of the present world economic crisis. A non-neoliberal sketch

Peter Farkas

197: Transport and sustainability, with special regard to the EU Transport White Paper of 2011

Tamás Fleischer

196: Why do we compare the EU with the USA all the time?

Fruzsina Siger

195: Industrial concentration, regional employment and productivity growth - evidence from the late transition period of Hungary

Miklos Szanyi, Ichiro Iwasaki and Balázs Lengyel

194: Evaluating the risk of unemployment: comparison between the two most populated Greek regions with the entire country

Stavros Rodokanakis and Irini Moustaki

193: Transport policy in the European Union from an Eastern perspective

Tamás Fleischer

192: The European neighbourhood policy, concept, practice, future and the priorities of Hungary

Tamas Szigetvari

191: The concentric-circle model of FDI spilklover effects estimation using Hungarian panel data

Miklos Szanyi, Ichiro Iwasaki, Peter Csizmadia, Miklos Illessy and Csaba Mako

190: Transformation and catch-up issues in Hungary, examined in network alignment terms

Andrea Szalavetz

189: The evolution of a post-crisis world - new trends and structures in a turbulent global system

Mihaly Simai

188: Examining the impact of European regional policy

Zsuzsanna Tron

187: Clusters and the development of supplier networks for transnational companies

Miklos Szanyi, Magdolna Sass, Peter Csizmadia, Miklos Illessy, Ichiro Iwasaki and Csaba Mako

186: An initial investigation of the EU's 2020 climate change package and its potential domestic impact

David L. Ellison and Attila Hugyecz

184: Russian investment abroad: the basic flows and features

Boris Kheyfets

183: EU-Ukrainian relations in the light of the new agreement: Ukraine's expectations and realities

Volodymyr Sidenko

182: Russian ideas on integration within the CIS space: how do they match or clash with EU ideas?

Svetlana Glinkina

181: On the politics of climate change - is there and East-West divide?

David L. Ellison

180: The Polish perspective on 2008-2009 budget review

Anna Wisniewski

178: Behind the figures. Trade-related factors affecting world economic growth since 1990

Peter Farkas

177: Subnational regionalism in a supranational context: the case of Hungary

David L. Ellison

176: Analysis of the success and failure in the labour markets of selected EU member-states: macroeconomic aspects

Iwona Mertin and Ognian N. Hishow

175: The Ukrainian economy in Europe

Zsuzsa Ludvig and Gabor Foti

174: Industrial competitiveness and labour market transformation in Hungary: macroeconomic developments and empirical analysis

Klara Foti and Sandor Buzas

173: Market correlatives, market palliatives and the new politics of European industrial and regional development

David L. Ellison

172: R and D, and competitiveness in the enlarged EU: the role of the state and financing

Istvan Korosi

171: The Hungarian countryside in 2015

Miklos Somai

170: Relationship of structural change and competitiveness in Hungarian manufacturing 1998-2003

Miklos Szanyi

169: Weighting the politics of the environment in the new Europe

David L. Ellison

168: Russian FDI in Central and Eastern European countries: opportunities and threats

Csaba Weiner

167: At a turning point: The Southeast economies

Andras Inotai, Tamas Novak, Miklos Szanyi and Tamas Szemler

166: Competitiveness and industrial renewal via production relocation by global multinational networks

Miklos Szanyi