Andras Nagy, a historian who has combed a host of Hungarian, U.N. and other archives to document the committee’s findings, has turned up fascinating personal details on some of the tricksters and opportunists involved.” More details on the worldpoliticsreview.com
András Nagy: Fatal compassion: the “Hungarian question” and the UN 1956-1963 – Kossuth Publishing – Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2020. 477 p.
Kőszeg’s recently renovated built heritage by KRAFT programme is presented in this new iASK volume, which was released on 10th December, 2020.
A study written by András Szöllősi-Nagy (hydrologist, a former fellow of iASK) was published in Valore Hungariae MIND volume 3. page 22-26.
György Csepeli: Human 2.0. – Economic and Social Consequences of the Artificial Intelligence Kossuth Publishing – Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2020. 272 p.
It is a great honour to publish a volume of academic essays to celebrate György Schöpflin’s contribution to our intellectual wellbeing (using the date of his birthday is simply a pretext).
A new article with the contribution of Zsolt Kosztyán was released in Magyar Tudomány.
Anikó Magasházi: Singapore globally entangled. Institute of Advanced Studies, 2019. 267 p.
The Visegrad Europe journal has several articles from our researchers in issue 3-4./2019.
A new article by György Csepeli was released in Visegrad Europe.
György Csepeli: Human 2.0. Kossuth Publishing – Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg, 2020. 272 p.
Should Central Europe abandon essential components of its identity in order to conform to Western Europe, so that the fate of Europe could be turned in a “good direction,” or is it possible that a deeper integration of the two macro-regions will emerge, where the two, Western and Central parts of equal rank unite to create a genuinely and deeply integrated Europe?