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Reclaiming the margins in environmental research: Epistemic inequalities across Europe's geographical and disciplinary peripheries Read more

co-authored article by Viktor Varjú, Dóra Bálint and Gergely Tagai Read more

Restructuring of the state-market relations in Turkey: an analysis of infrastructure failures in the transportation sector - new co-authored study by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

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A study by Imre Fertő and Gergely Csurilla published in Social Science Quarterly has ranked within the top 10% of most-viewed papers Read more

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Smart Cities and Urban Sustainability - by Boglárka Barsi Read more

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Why Zambia’s rice policy needs more than irrigation infrastructure – by Imre Fertő

  Why Zambia’s rice policy needs more than irrigation infrastructure   In many low-income countries, agricultural transformation is constrained not only by land and labour, but by water. This is increasingly true in Zambia’s rice sector, where climate variability, weak infrastructure, and fragmented value chains combine to limit productivity and resilience. Our recent FAO study […]