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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

165: New modes of governance and EU structural and cohesion policy in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania

Annamaria Artner

164: Do multinationals 'misuse' corporate income-tax holidays: an analysis based on Hungarian balance-sheet figures

Miklos Szanyi

163: Competitiveness and position changes of Hungarian manufacturing product groups in the EU market

Sandor Buzas

162: he impact of Foreign Direct Investment on regional development in Poland

Anna Wisniewski

161: Divide and conquer: the EU enlargement's successful conclusion?

David L. Ellison

160: Determinants of industrial restructuring in the pre-accession transition economies: the case of Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland

Darko Hajdukovic and Iraj Hashi

159: Competitiveness strategies, resource struggles and national interest in the new Europe

David L. Ellison

158: The first EU Eastern enlargement: impacts on the German economy and public perceptions

Richard Ochmann

157: Belarus on the EU borders - the impact of enlargement on trade and cross-border cooperation

Andrei I. Lobatch

156: Potential migration after the first round of EU Eastern enlargement: impacts on Germany's labour market and welfare system

Richard Ochmann

155: Structural change, structural competitiveness

Andrea Szalavetz

154: The impact of changes in competitiveness on labour market and human resource development, the case of Hungary

Klara Foti

153: EU integration mechanisms affecting Hungarian public policies in waste management

Tamás Fleischer and Peter Futo

152: Japan's trade and FDI policies in the first decade of the 21st century facts and probable trends

Andras Hernadi

151: Romania and the trade and the development approaches to CEE convergence with the EU, under the competitive pressures of integration

Andreea Vass

150: Fiscal adjustment in Hungary (1991-2003)

Amalia Fugaru

149: Hungary and Bosnia and Herzegovina - a success and a failure of transition

Dragoljub Stojanov

148: Regional cooperation in the Balkans as an essential step towards EU membership - lessons of Visegrád

Plamena Spassova

147: Economic and political relations after the EU enlargement - the Visegrad countries and Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

Kalman Dezseri and Pal Gaspar

146: State aid to the Hungarian manufacturing sector 1990-2000

Miklos Szanyi

145: Sustainable-settlement criteria, eco-cities and prospects in Central and Eastern Europe

Tamás Fleischer

144: Comparative analysis of competitiveness - the Czech Republic and Hungary - an institutional approach

Libor Zidek

143: Challenges of Hungarian science policy - the evolution of a knowledge-based economy and society

Miklos Szanyi and Norbert Buzas

142: Peripheral participants in global production networks - changing dynamics in the transformation from industrial to intellectual capitalism

Andrea Szalavetz

141: An FDI-based development model for Hungary - new challenges?

Miklos Szanyi

140: Potential migration from Hungary to Austria after EU accession and possible impacts of this

Klara Foti

139: Infrastructure networks in Central Europe and EU enlargement

Tamás Fleischer

138: Far Eastern responses to globalization

Annamaria Artner, Andras Szekely-Doby, Zoltan Bassa, Andras Hernadi and Klara Meszaros

137: Transformation and Hungarian regional development - facts, trends, dilemmas and objectives

Tamas Szigetvari and Eva Ehrlich

136: Business-cycle development in Hungary and Europe - the consequences of EU and EMU accession for Hungary's labour market

Kalman Dezseri

135: The transition to a market economy in the successor states of former Yugoslavia differences of North and South

Yoji Koyama

134: 'Tertiarization' of manufacturing industry in the new economy - experiences in Hungarian companies

Andrea Szalavetz

133: Food aid for food security - trends and changes in the 1990s

Zoltan Tiba

132: Foreign trade flows and economic activity in Slovenia - causality patterns from a transition episode

Jani Beko

131: The Hungarian automotive industry

Miklos Somai

130: Bankruptcy regulations, policy credibility and asset transfers in Hungary

Miklos Szanyi

129: Some neglected effects of EU enlargements - rationalization and specialization

Andrea Szalavetz

128: The management of accession to the European Union in Poland and Hungary

Krisztina Vida and Dorota Pyszna

127: Development theory on relations between the state and the market and on their effects on the peripheries of the world economy

Peter Farkas

126: Spillover effects and business linkages of foreign-owned firms in Hungary

Miklos Szanyi

125: Outward foreign direct investment in Hungary - motivations and effects

Andrea Elteto and Katalin Antaloczy

124: Subcontracting and outward processing trade as a form of networking in Hungary

Miklos Szanyi

123: What patterns does Hungary's real integration into the EU show - A Heckscher-Ohlin model and some time-series analyses

Sandor Buzas, Judit Habuda and Csaba Novak

122: Some reflections on possible scenarios for EU enlargement - Some key issues in understanding the negotiations on accession to the European Union

Andras Inotai

121: Economic breaktrough by the Mediterranean countries in the context of EU enlargement

Tamas Szigetvari and Louai Balbisi

120: Life after death: Is it efficient to reallocate the assets of financially distressed firms? Result of an empirical survey

Miklos Szanyi

119: Western policy lessons in the second phase of regional transformation

Andrea Szalavetz

118: The competitiveness of Hungarian companies

Andrea Elteto

117: Multinationals and trade - trading multinationals - the example of Hungary and the USA

Andea Elteto and Sugimoto Shoshichi

116: Technical barriers to trade for Hungarian exports to the European Union

Kalman Dezseri, Andrea Elteto and Sandor Meisel

115: The agricultural aspects of Hungarian accession to the EU

Judit Kiss

114: Japan and Asia in a new global age

Andras Hernadi and Makoto Taniguchi

113: The structural and regional implications of the new economy in transition economies

Andrea Szalavetz

112: Risk factors in the establishment and running of EMU

Margit Racz

111: Economic relations between Russia and the Central European countries

Kalman Dezseri

110: Regional development and the EU pre-accession and structural funds trends and possible courses of action

Tamas Szemler

109: Coming in from the cold: the Hungarian economy in the 20th century

Eva Ehrlich and Gabor Revesz

108: The effects of foreign direct investment on R&D and innovation in Hungary

Peter Farkas

107: Reflections on the timing of EU enlargement

Andras Inotai

39: Considerations on advantages and drawbacks of an infrastructure-oriented development strategy

Tamás Fleischer