Science in the Pub – 2016-2017
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Szabó,Máté (2017) Democratic Transition In Taiwan And In Hungary.
Máté Szabó: Democratic Transition in Taiwan and in Hungary
Kovács László: Márka és márkanév
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Holland, Stuart (2017) Displacement, Denial And Projective Identification: Psychology, Politics And European Disintegration.
Stuart Holland: Displacement, Denial and Projective Identification: Psychology, Politics and European Disintegration
Türk, Danilo (2017) Europe in the Global Context.
Danilo Türk: Europe in the Global Context
László Trautmann: Reframing Europe’s Future (Society and Economy, 2017.)
Reframing Europe’s Future: Challenges and Failures of the European Construction, edited by Jody Jensen and Ferenc Miszlivetz. Routledge, 2015. 267 p.
Attila Pók: Remembering and Forgetting Communism in Hungary
Few Hungarian scholars are better known in the world than forever-young Attila Pók who assiduosly disseminates the good name of hos country’s culture at international conferences and in major publications.
András Nagy: International Responses to the Hungarian 1956 Revolution
András Nagy: International Responses to the Hungarian 1956 Revolution
Analysis of the Economic and Social Effects of the 4th Industrial Revolution
The factories that emerged as a result of the first Industrial Revolution and the machinery they cut the worker off from the object of his work and put him in such a process the rules of which he did not set.
Changing Autonomy in the times of the PT – in Encrucijada Americana
An explanation of the rise and fall of the South American Giant The objective of this paper is to analyze the concept of autonomy, using Brazil under the government of the PT (Workers Party) between 2003 and 2016 as a case study. Our theoretical framework combines perspectives of Latin-American structuralism with those of realism and…
Can Europe Make it? – The Future of the Catalan-Spanish Relations
Why both the Spanish and the Catalan governments think they come out reinforced from the referendum clash? The PP may be seen as sole guarantor of Spanish unity, while support for pro-independence parties morphs into a reaction against repression by the Spanish government and its conservative values. By Felipe G. Santos (iASK researcher) The whole article…
