Changing functions of allotments and their regulatory challenges in Hungary – Gábor László Vasárus, József Lennert, András Donát Kovács, Ádám Szalai
Restructuring of the state-market relations in Turkey: An analysis of infrastructure failures in the transportation sector – by Ágnes Szunomár
Restructuring of the state-market relations in Turkey:An analysis of infrastructure failures in the transportation sector Over the past two decades, Turkey has invested heavily in large-scale transport infrastructure projects to showcase economic strength and modernisation. New bridges, highways, airports, and high-speed rail lines have become central elements of political communication and development strategy. However, […]
Urban Interest Representation in the EU: Opportunities, Channels, and Constraints – Evidence from Hungary – Balázs Brucker
Reclaiming the margins in environmental research: Epistemic inequalities across Europe’s geographical and disciplinary peripheries
co-authored article by Viktor Varjú, Dóra Bálint and Gergely Tagai
Restructuring of the state-market relations in Turkey: an analysis of infrastructure failures in the transportation sector – new co-authored study by Ágnes Szunomár
Restructuring of the state-market relations in Turkey: an analysis of infrastructure failures in the transportation sector Özgün Sarımehmet Duman & Ágnes Szunomár New Political Economy – Published online: 12 May 2026 Altmetric Abstract Investment in transport infrastructure has been a key driver of Turkish economic growth over recent decades. The market has expanded considerably […]
A study by Imre Fertő and Gergely Csurilla published in Social Science Quarterly has ranked within the top 10% of most-viewed papers
Paper titled: How to win the first Olympic medal? And the second? by Gergely Csurilla and Imre Fertő published in Social Science Quarterly, on behalf of Southwestern Social Science Association, has ranked within the top 10% of most-viewed papers published by the journal in 2024(among work published in Social Science Quarterly between January […]
Smart Cities and Urban Sustainability – by Boglárka Barsi
Smart Cities and Urban Sustainability Boglárka Barsi research fellow, ELTE CERS assistant professor, Széchenyi István University Based on Boglárka Barsi (2026) Smart Cities and Urban Sustainability, In: Vikas, Sharma; Ewelina, Idziak; José, Braga de Vasconcelos; Attila, Kurucz (eds.) Infrastructure Finance and Sustainable Governance, Heidelberg, Germany : Springer Cham (2026) pp. 211-230. Paper: Chapter […]
School to jail transition: early warnings from primary school — by János Köllő and István Boza
School to jail transition: early warnings from primary school — János Köllő and István Boza — Why do some young people end up in prison while most of their classmates do not? The answer is never simple. Family background, local opportunities, peer groups, personal choices, and chance all play a role. In our study, we focus […]
Revisiting Friedrich List in a time of crisis: Five lessons for European economic and industrial policy – working paper by Tamás Csontos and Helena Drdlová
Revisiting Friedrich List in a time of crisis: Five lessons for European economic and industrial policy Tamás Csontos – Helena Drdlová University of Helsinki, Global Political Economy Working Papers – Working paper 10/2026 Abstract In recent years, Europe has faced a rising number of geopolitical challenges, among which one of the most significant is […]
The impact of heat and cold on mortality and life expectancy in Europe, 2015–2024 – new research article by Tamás Hajdu in Economics & Human Biology
The impact of heat and cold on mortality and life expectancy in Europe, 2015–2024 Tamás Hajdu Economics & Human Biology, Volume 61, May 2026 Highlights This paper analyzes temperature effects on mortality and life expectancy at birth. Data on 40 million deaths in 28 European countries between 2015 and 2024. Both cold and heat increase […]
