Vol. 15 No. 1 (2020): Köz-gazdaság

Articles

• View on the World Economy. Simai’90.

  Péter Gál

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• International Economics or World Economics?

  Tamás Szentes

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• Conflict and cooperation in international relations: the cohabitation of (neo)realism and neoliberal institutionalism

  István Benczes

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• Drivers behind the change of strategy-making, and its latest trends in the 21st century

  Tamás Mészáros

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• Backwardeness and advancement – Sharp regional differences in Europe

  Iván Berend T.

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• EU Reforms and the Nation

  Tibor Palánkai, Gábor Miklós

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• Thoughts on the Vienna Initiative

  Judit M. Burucs

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• Economic prospects of the Western Balkan countries' accession to the European Union

  Viktória Endrődi-Kovács

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• Demand conditions for the growth of populist support

  András Tétényi

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• Another counter movement? Can we understand emerging populism using Polányi’s analytical framework?

  Gábor Vigvári

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• Sustainable development and the approach of the new generation

  Anett Bősz

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• The many meanings of neo-feudalism Analysis of academic and public discourse alluding premodern social structures

  István Kollai

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• How we were right and wrong about China?

  Paul Marer

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• War and peace in USA-China trade

  István Dobozi

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• State-led global expansions strategies of emerging markets multinationals: the chinese offensive versus the brazilian defensive strategy

  Judit Ricz, Ágnes Szunomár

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• Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and India

  György Csáki

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• Economic development, wages and wage levels – real and imaginary international differences

  István Magas

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• The Global Race for AI Development and Hungary

  Dániel Vértesy

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• Simai Mihály művei

  Mihály Simai

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• Theoretical Corpus for an Empirical Subject The Identification of Problems and Gaps in Pygmalion Effect Research

  Sejla Almadi

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