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Has the agricultural productivity increased after European Union enlargements in Central European countries? Evidence from four countries' cereal production - co-authored article by Imre Fertő Read more

Motherhood timing and the child penalty - by Anikó Bíró Read more

Green Transition, Grey Zones, and Red Flags: The Social and Economic Impacts of Chinese EV Investment in CEE - by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

Sometimes up, sometimes down: How capital’s seesaw reshaped everyday life at Budapest’s former Ganz-MÁVAG site - by Márton Berki and Mirjam Sági Read more

Articles by Imre Fertő, András Donát Kovács and Jenő Zsolt Farkas are published in Sustainability

Spatial Transformation of the Pig Sector in Hungary and Slovenia: A Comparative Analysis by Arnold Csonka – Štefan Bojnec -Imre Fertő (This article belongs to the Collection Sustainable Livestock Production)Sustainability 2021, 13(21), 11851; https://doi.org/10.3390/su132111851Received: 13 September 2021 / Revised: 21 October 2021 / Accepted: 25 October 2021 / Published: 27 October 2021 Abstract This paper presents […]

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Has the agricultural productivity increased after European Union enlargements in Central European countries? Evidence from four countries' cereal production - co-authored article by Imre Fertő Read more

Motherhood timing and the child penalty - by Anikó Bíró Read more

Green Transition, Grey Zones, and Red Flags: The Social and Economic Impacts of Chinese EV Investment in CEE - by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

Sometimes up, sometimes down: How capital’s seesaw reshaped everyday life at Budapest’s former Ganz-MÁVAG site - by Márton Berki and Mirjam Sági Read more

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Articles by Imre Fertő, András Donát Kovács and Jenő Zsolt Farkas are published in Sustainability