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The optimal timing of clean technology adoption: A stochastic cost–benefit analysis by Péter Csóka and co-authors in Technological Forecasting and Social Change journal Read more

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Eco-innovation in Hungarian wineries: What drives sustainability in an emerging wine market? - by Imre Fertő and Valéria Lekics Read more

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From Greyness and Dullness to a ‘KolorCity’? (Re)Constructing the Material and Immaterial Layers of Kazincbarcika’s Palimpsest - new research article by Márton Berki Read more

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The Dark Side of the Battery Boom - Procedural Injustice in the Green Transition: Lessons from Hungary’s Battery Industry Read more

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New book edited and written by the researchers of the Institute of World Economics

Part of the International Political Economy Series book series (IPES). First Online: 15 May 2021, Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. This volume brings together a collection of selected original research conducted in the framework of the research project ‘From developmental states to new protectionism: changing repertoire of state interventions to promote development in an unfolding new world order’ (FK 124573) supported by the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NRDIO) of Hungary. Keywords: uneven development, crisis, global periphery, international political economy, developmental policy-making