Harnessing the potential of schoolyards to alleviate urban green space scarcity in informal settlements: a case study using Nakuru, Kenya – new co-authored study by Jenő Zsolt Farkas
Harnessing the potential of schoolyards to alleviateurban green space scarcity in informal settlements:a case study using Nakuru, Kenya Sharon Chebet Simotwo, Jenő Zsolt Farkas, György Csomós Cities & Health – Published online: 30 Jun 2026 Abstract Rapid urbanization poses major challenges to sustainability, especially in informal settlements possessing poor infrastructure and limited green space. This […]
Can Stricter Disability Reviews Backfire? Evidence from Hungary – by Judit Krekó
Can Stricter Disability Reviews Backfire? Evidence from Hungary by Judit Krekó Policymakers often assume that stricter disability benefit rules will encourage more recipients to work. But what happens when people fear that working could cost them their benefits? Our recent study examines a major reform of the Hungarian disability benefit system introduced in […]
Regulating innovation in transitioning economies: The role of public policy in entrepreneurial ecosystems – new co-authored article by Petra Kinga Kézai in Journal of Small Business Management
Regulating innovation in transitioning economies:The role of public policy in entrepreneurial ecosystems Melinda Krankovits, Áron Szennay, Judit Szakos, Petra Kinga Kézai Journal of Small Business Management, 1–25. – Published online: 22 Jun 2026 Abstract This study examines the state’s role in shaping the regulatory environment for startup entrepreneurship in Central and Eastern Europe. Startups, […]
