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Csaba Lentner
The Economics of Arrival and Reconciliation
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Economic Policy and Covid-19 Crisis |
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György Matolcsy
Shifting Paradigms for the Hungarian Economy and the MNB
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László Domokos
Public Finance Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic and Responses of the State Audit Office
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Áron Drabancz – Anna Marosi – Alexandr Palicz
Lending in crisis – 2008 versus 2020
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Bálint Tamás Vargha – Erzsébet Németh – Zsuzsa Borcsiczky
Integrity Risks and Controls at the Time of the Pandemic
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Csaba Lentner
Some Issues of the Sustainability of the Hungarian Public Finance System in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic and the 2022 Parliamentary Elections
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Attila Rákóczi – Anett Krizsán
The Activity of the Government Office of Békés County During the Period of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Finance and Corporate Social Responsibility |
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László Domokos – Gyula Pulay – Mária Király-Szikszai
Monetary and Fiscal Policy: How Have the Two ‘Climbers’ Helped Each Other in the Past Decade and a Half ?
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Péter Fáykiss – Balázs István Horváth – Gábor Horváth – Norbert Kiss-Mihály – Ádám Nyikes – Anikó Szombati
Transformation of Money in the Digital Age
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Anita Boros – Barbara Eszter Huszár
Green Financial Products in the European Banks' Portfolios – with a Hungarian Perspective
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Viktória Deák
The MNB’ Green Programme
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Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir – Mónika Garai-Fodor – Erika Varga
Changes in Financial Competence by Different Generations as the Aftermath of the Pandemic
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Zsófia Kenesey – Róbert Tóth – Balázs Patyi – László Pataki
The Impact of the Tightening of Banking Regulatory Requirements on the Profitability and Concentration of the Banking Sector in the European Union
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Viktor Vágner
Impact of IFRS Adoption for Individual Reporting Purposes on the Profit of Hungarian listed Companies
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Norbert Forman – Richárd Kása – Róbert Tóth
Resignation, Digitalization, and the Hospitality Industry within Hungary (Part 1)
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Social and Cultural Policy |
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György Jenei
The Impact of the Theory of Max Weber on Bureaucracy to our Present Day
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Gergely Egedy
Nation vs. Civilization? The Rise of „Civilizational States”
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Márton Gellén
Public Administration Shaped by Demand for Crisis Management
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Veronika Keller – Leila Kis – Erzsébet Printz-Markó
Digitization in Healthcare
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Nándor Birher – Péter Bertalan – Ákos Jezsó
Central Europe is not Just a ’Meteorological Concept’, but a ’Spiritual Kingdom’
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Law, History, Foreign Policy and Education |
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Gábor Hamza
The Outstanding Codifiers of Hungarian Private Law
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Antal Visegrády
The Alternative Dispute Resolution in Major Regulatory and Indicative Legal Cultures
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Katalin Bella
Organization of the State and Party Supervision of Book Publishing in Hungary 1948-1956
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János Károly Printz
Hungary’s Olympic Successes
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Péter Sasvári – Brigitta Ludányi
Changes and Impact of Minimum Publication Requirements for University Full Professor Applications in Social Sciences in Hungary
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György Suha – Péter Szatmári
Adaptive Dynamics of Foreign Trade and Foreign Policy Strategy in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Anett Tőzsér
The Role of Hungaricums in the Development of Settlements
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Adél Vehrer
Associations and Communities in Hungary in the Second Half of the 19th Century
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Zsuzsa Buzás – Tamás Csontos – Ágnes Maródi
Testing Teacher Candidates’ Knowledge Elements of Research Methodology in an Online Test Environment
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Borbála Szedmák – Roland Z. Szabó
Reinventing Symphony Orchestras and Music Education Through Leading Hungarian and International Examples
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Leila Melinda Hezam
Widening the Use of Mediation in the Domestic Criminal Justice System
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