SCIENTIFIC WORKS

Publication: The future of post-growth strategy: bureaucratic blindness in Visegrad countries

Book Review: The Habitation Society by Fred Block

Recenzió: Mi köze a habitációs társadalomnak a degrowth-hoz?

Review: Mastering the spirited horse: The Economics of Creative Destruction

A stratégiai autonómia újfajta közgazdaságtana: az európai válaszút

Publication: The interdisciplinarity of degrowth: cross-fertilising disciplines for well-being

Publication: Well-Being Economy in the Visegrad Countries

Publication: A belenyugvás nem lehet cél – Recenzió Kutasi Gábor (szerk.): Gazdaságpolitika c. könyvéről

Publication: The Road to Qualitative Growth: Revisiting the Concept of Degrowth (In Hungarian)

Blog: European Competitiveness – Undramatic Drama?

Publication: Toward Qualitative Growth: Exaptations, Graphene and Industry 4.0

A Review on the Book: Complexity Economics

Online conference: Industry 4.0 – Why Revolutionise?

Publikáció: A reziliencia metamorfózisa

Hybrid conference: Discussing the paper on the socio-economic development of Spain

Deindustrialisation and reindustrialisation patterns in V4 countries – industry 4.0 as a way forward?

Interview (in Hungarian): A kisebb torta dicsérete – 1-2. rész

Publication: Exaptationary Industry 4.0: Graphene as pathfinder?

Publication: Industrial Policy and Development: Time for Disciplined Action

Book: Reversing the Great Suppression

Book Review: Az intézmények fejlődése és a fejlődés intézményesülés. Benczes István: Gazdasági növekedés és versenyképesség intézményi perspektívában. Ludovika Kiadó, Budapest, 2022, 264 o.

The Prestigious Darwin Club for Social Science Elected Oliver Kovacs Among Its Members

Book Review: Fiscal Policy Under Low Interest Rates (Olivier Blanchard)

Review: Fiscal Policy for Eternity: Review of Olivier Blanchard’s Fiscal Policy Under Low Interest Rates

New Dialogue with the Economy (in Hungarian)

Book: Complexity Economics – Economic Governance, Science and Policy

Book Chapter: Research and Space Policy in the European Union (in Hungarian)

Publication: Zombification and Industry 4.0

Recenzió: Könnyelmű verdikt – Az államadósság védelmében

Publication: Coordinating Differring Economic Policy Goals – Inclusive Industry 4.0

Recenzió: Az ismert ismeretlenektől az ismeretlenek felé

Publication: Inclusive Industry 4.0 in Europe — Japanese Lessons on Socially Responsible Industry 4.0

Book: The Political Economy of the Eurozone in Central and Eastern Europe Why In, Why Out?

Book review: Deepintegration (in Hungarian)

Blog: Újfajta iparpolitikát – de most rögtön?

Online Conference: Complexity and Economics (and its Education)

The Hungarian Eurology – The Road to Perdition?

Grounding Complexity Economics in Framing Modern Governance

Instant Digital Economy? – Hungary Going Digital

Gazellák a ködben – Újfajta iparpolitika felé démonidézéssel? I-II. rész

A bizalomnak nincs protézise – Recenzió Győrffy Dóra 2018-as kötetéről

Hungary and the Eurozone – A Complexity View

IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2019 – Hungary: Same old, same old?

Live Long Critical Thinking

Big IFs in Productivity-Enhancing Industry 4.0

Shining Lights of Industry 4.0? Maybe, But Some Dark Corners Too!

Annual Conference for the Swedish Network for European Studies in Economics and Business

The Dark Corners of Industry 4.0 – Grounding Economic Governance 2.0

The Complexity of the European Integration – The General Vectors of Disorientegration

Sarah Wilson Sokhey: The Political Economy of Pension Policy Reversal in Post-Communist Countries

Deformáció és reformáció – adalékok a strukturális reformálhatósághoz

Researchers’ Night in Hungary 2018 / Kutatók Éjszakája 2018

Collection: Industry 4.0 and Digital Economy

23th Annual Conference of Central European Political Science Association – One hundred years after: 1918-2018

Digitális érettség 2018 – (J)avuló versenyképesség a Visegrádi országoknál?

Hungary’s Competitiveness – Improvements or Fata Morgana?

Gyors növekedésű vállalatok – Gazellák a Vállalatkertben

Az Ipar 4.0 komplexitása – II. /The Complexity of Industry 4.0 – Part 2/

Az Ipar 4.0 komplexitása – I. / The Complexity of Industry 4.0 – Part I./

Unfolding Energy Efficiency in Eastern Partnership Countries

An Old Theory vs. Complexity – Federalism, Transfer System and (non)Growth

EMGP Strategic Project Workshop – New York 2017

A kis dolgok a nagy dolgok – A japán rejtély nyomán

Talent-Competitiveness of Hungary – No Hope for Fleurs du Mal?

Talent-competitiveness of Hungary – Decline without „Fleurs du Mal”

Unfolding Energy Efficiency in Eastern Partnership Countries

European Integration – Weakening Encoded?

Review in Hungarian: In the Wake of Corporate Performance

Energy Efficiency in Eastern Partnership Countries

NoGAP Final Conference ‘Knowledge Transfer Community to bridge the gap between research, innovation and business creation’

Deficit and Debt in Transition. The Political Economy of Public Finances in Central and Eastern Europe

Forecasting, Forecrusting?

Europe’s Integration Challenged – WIIW Spring Seminar 2016

The Resurgence of the Core-Periphery Approach in the Context of the European Integration

Member State Integration Models – New Dimensions of Economic Governance in the European Union

Könyvbemutató: Stabilitás és dinamizmus – Az innovatív fiskális politika alapjai

A magyar différance

Science and the Turkey’s Expertise

Book in Hungarian: Stabilitás és dinamizmus – Az innovatív fiskális politika alapjai

Core-periphery Relations in the European Union

National Study on Research- to-Innovation Bottlenecks in Promotion of Energy Efficiency in Moldova

Complex Short-sightedness – The Non-performing Greece

White Paper: Moldova. Transfer of Know-how for Small and Mid-size Businesses in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine

Win Some, Lose Some – It’s Not All the Same for Us

(Dis)Affectio Societatis?

Hungarian Multinationals in 2013 – A Slow Recovery After the Crisis?

Divide after the Tide?

Hungary and the Eurozone – A Systematic View

A Systemic Narrative of Hungarian Eurozone Accession

Workshop: The Euro and CEEC: Chances and Dilemmas of the Monetary Integration

Management and Economic Policy for Development – Reviews on a Book Edited by Grzegorz W. Kołodko

Innovation: Fiscal Decentralisation and Corruption

Inequality from the Perspectives of Public and Private Sector Innovations

Hungary and the Eurozone – The Need for a More Systemic Approach

Labour Market Flexibility – Impact on the Economy

From Harrod to the Lack of Carrot

Endogenously Increasing Uncertainties and Governance

Alapok a versenyképesség modern értelmezéséhez – Magyarország versenyképességének alakulás

The Leaderless Economy: Why the World Economic System Fell Apart and How to Fix It

Boundless Expansion of Leading Hungarian Multinationals? – Hungarian Outward Investments in 2009-2011

Message in a Battle – Austerity in Europe and Lessons for Central and Eastern European Member States

Crisis in the Eurozone: Slovak Experiences with the Common Currency

Fiscal Sustainability in the Lights of a Political Economic Theory in Practice: The Case of Hungary

Dependent Uncertainties and Governance

Centre-Periphery Relations as an Emerging Cleavage In European Politics And Policy-Making? Empirical Studies on Differentiated Integration

A High Growth SME: NEXON

An International IT Service Firm – A Case Study on Workplace Innovation

A Snapshot of the Leading Hungarian Multinationals 2011

Transparency and Progress – No Easy Way Out

Austerity vs. Stimulus – The Debate Continues

Black Swans or Creeping Normalcy? – An Attempt to a Holistic Crisis Analysis

History Repeats Itself: First as Tragedy, Second as Farce?

Fiscal Consolidation in a Leaderless Global Economy

Spirits and States

The Italian (Economic) Job

Innovation’s Inherent “Malady”

Europe INNOVA 2012

Poland – Raising Awareness on the Importance of Impulsive Innovation

Short Review of major FDI and OFDI Developments in CIS Countries

Policies Supporting Innovation in Public Service Provision

Greening the Economy out in Bulgaria

Public Sector in Central and Eastern Europe in a Turbulent Era

Policies Supporting Innovation in Public Service Provision

Internal and External Balances in Countries Affected by the Danube Region Strategy

Fostering Innovation in Higher Education and the Latest Latvian Initiative

Hungarian Multinationals – Led by MOL

Innovative Fiscal Policy in the Context of Sustainability

Service Economies and Armenia – Win Some, Lose Some

Gazdasági alapkérdések, diagnózisok és gyógymódok – Innováció a szolgáltatási szektorban – Elméleti szempontok, gyakorlati példák

Open Innovation in the 4th INNO-Grips Newsletter

The Economic Justification of Fiscal Sustainability (in Hungarian)

Gazdasági alapkérdések, diagnózisok és gyógymódok – Mit mérnek a versenyképességi indexek?

Policies in Support of Service Innovation

Thrown-up Stone? Facts and Trends in the XXIst Century

The Concept of Innovative Fiscal Policy: Theory and Empirical Evidence

Trends and Future of Sustainable Development

Policies in Support of Service Innovation

Articles in the INNO-Grips Newsletter No. 2

Public Finance – Deficit, Debt and Sustainability

A Time When Greece and Poland were in Tandem?

Science and Technology Policy in the European Union – Innovation Leaders with Different Outcome

Fostering Venture Capital in the Context of Economic Crisis

Hungary’s Global Players – A Strong Presence in their Neighbourhood in 2009

From the 1800s to the Future – Forecasts and Fiscal Institutions

Felsőoktatási innovációk gazdasági hasznosítása – elmélet és gyakorlat

Armenia’s Path-Dependency

Tajikistan is Close to Flat Tax

Transfer of Sovereignty and the New European Supervisory Framework

Re-employment Challenges in the EU2020 Strategy – Consequences for Hungary

The Hungarian Science, Technology and Innovation Policy in European Context

The Kyrgyz Republic – Elections and Challenges