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What Happens in Paris, Does Not Stay in Paris: Trade Fairs and Search and Matching Frictions - new SSRN paper by Gábor Békés and his co-authors Read more

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Social network benefits for cluster firms: A co-worker mobility approach - new co-authored study by Balázs Lengyel and László Lőrincz in Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space Read more

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The non-state actor contestation of battery factory investments in Hungary: the activism of GÖD-ÉRT and MIAKÖ - article by Judit Ricz and Andrea Éltető in Society and Economy in Central and Eastern Europe Read more

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Forecasting Aluminum Futures Prices: A Comparative Evaluation of Classical, Deep Learning and Transformer-based Models - new co-authored article by Tibor Bareith Read more

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Urban highways are barriers to social ties by Sándor Juhász

  Urban highways are barriers to social ties by Sándor Juhász Urban highways are often portrayed as connectors—arteries of modern mobility that bring people and places closer. But from the ground level, they often do the opposite: they divide. Especially in car-centric US cities, highways represent not convenience, but disruption—of neighborhoods, of mobility, and of […]