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Paying farmers to be greener does not necessarily change how they farm - by Imre Fertő and Štefan Bojnec Read more

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European Parliament intergroups as channels of local and regional government interest representation – Balázs Brucker Read more

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Incentivising sustainable fertiliser management: dynamic causal evidence from Hungarian farms - new research study by Imre Fertő and Štefan Bojnec Read more

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Development in translation: everyday statecraft, housing as social infrastructure, and the production of racialised deservingness - new study by Tünde Virág in Geoforum Read more

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Two studies by Imre Fertő published in Land Use Policy

  The socioeconomic impacts of the CAP: Systematic literature review Jüri Lillemets – Imre Fertő – Ants-Hannes Viira Land Use Policy Volume 114, March 2022, Highlights Employment is by far the most researched and persistent socioeconomic topic. Policy changes have had no evident impacts on the investigated topics. All topics tend to be evaluated in […]