Books

Válság-gazdaság-világ Adalék Közép-Európa három évtizedes gazdaságtörténetéhez /1988-2018/

Válság-gazdaság-világ

This book consists of ten chapters. It focuses on the economic history of Central Europe in the three decades following systemic change, i.e from 1988 to 2018. The fundamental research question asks about the reasons why no Wirtschaftswunder followed large scale political and economic changes after the collapse of Communism. The economic miracle could be expected as a replica of fast and successful reconstructions following both the World War I and World War II. The big success has not come either in the Eastern German provinces or in resource-rich Russia. As a special feature the volume addresses issues of European integration and impacts of the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, the Great Recession. The analysis, focusing on the long run, concludes with insights that may go beyond the region. These highlight the relevance of – customarily neglected - ideational factors, especially of value judgements and public discourse against the ‘usual suspects’ of capital, labor, land and institutions in shaping sustainable outcomes.

Publisher: Éghajlat Könyvkiadó

Year: 2018

Number of pages: 256

ISBN: 9789639862135

Reviews

Iván Szelényi: The first three decades of postcommunist system in Eastern EuropeMagyar Tudomány, vol. 181, no. 3, pp. 411-414, 2020Details

Language: Hungarian

Iván Szelényi: regular member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Judit Ricz: Crisis-economy-globalization. A review of Válság, gazdaság, világReview of Economic Theory and Policy, vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 330-335, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

Judit Ricz: senior fellow, Institute of World Economy of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

Olivér Kovács: Long Live Critical TheoryEurópai Tükör, no. 2, pp. 209-115, 2019Details

National University of Public ServiceLanguage: Hungarian

Olivér Kovács: senior lecturer at NPAU and fellow, International center for Economic Growth

György SzakolczaiPénzügyi Szemle, no. 3, pp. 449-461, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

György Szakolczai: Professor Emeritus, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Péter Mihályi: Nine strong theses on Central Europe and HungaryKözgazdasági Szemle, vol. 66, no. 7-8, pp. 893-899, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

Péter Mihályi: Chair, Department of macroeconomics, Corvinus Universsity of Budapest

Olivér Kovács: Long Live Critical ThinkingEurópai Tükör, 2019Details

National University of Public ServiceLanguage: Hungarian

Olivér Kovács: senior lecturer at NPAU and fellow, International center for Economic Growth

György CsákiKülgazdaság, vol. 63, pp. 91-110, May, 2019Details

Academic monthly of KOPINT FoundationLanguage: Hungarian

György Csáki: Chair, international economics, Szent István University

Katalin Botos: Navigating in the MainstreamKözgazdasági Szemle, vol. 66, no. 3, pp. 330-334, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

Katalin Botos: University of Szeged, Pázmány Péter Catholic University

Balázs Pálosi-Németh: Elmaradt konvergenciaGazdaság és Pénzügy, vol. 6, no. 1, 2019Details

quarterly magazine of the Hungarian Banking AssociationLanguage: Hungarian

Balázs Pálosi-Németh: Ph.D in Economics, CFA, Lead Economist, ING Amsterdam

Balázs Pálosi-Németh: Lagging convergenceGazdaság és Pénzügy, vol. 6, no. 1, 2019Details

quarterly magazine of the Hungarian Banking AssociationLanguage: English

Balázs Pálosi-Németh: Ph.D in Economics, CFA, Lead Economist, ING Amsterdam

Imre Vörös: A politico-historico-economic synthesis on the past thirty yearJogtudományi Közlöny, vol. 73, no. 5, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

Imre Vörös: Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, former Judge of the Constitutional Court of Hungary

Sándor Gyula Nagy: Three Decades of Economic History of Central Europe: path dependence or Path Creation?Külügyi Szemle, vol. 13, no. 1, 2019Details

Language: Hungarian

Sándor Gyula Nagy: associate professor, Corvinus University of Budapest

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