Minority Self-Government in Hungary: Legislation and Practice by Niamh Walsh

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Opportunities for central (regional) government to intervene in decisions and operations of local governments in Hungary by István Hoffman

“…The regulation of the relationship between central and local government in Hungary has undergone significant transformation in the last decade. …”
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Opportunities of the Intervention of the Central (Regional) Government in the Decisions and Operations of the Local Governments in Hungary by Istva´n Hoffman

“…The regulation on the relationship of the central and local governments in Hungary has transformed significantly in the last decade. …”
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Local Self-Governments in Hungary: Recent Changes through Central European Lenses by Csaba Lentner, Szilard Hegedus

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National self-governments in Hungary and Serbia in the context of public power decentralising solutions by Andrzej Adamczyk

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Sustainability and Control Issues of the Financial Management of Local Governments – Through Hungary’s Example by Lentner Csaba

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Student Self-governance in Hungary in the New Millennium: Advocacy, Organisation, Entrepreneurship in the Higher Education Supermarket by JANCSÁK, Csaba

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(Re)Centralisation of education governance in Hungary: its causes, declared goals, motives and some potential hidden goals by András Semjén

Az államigazgatás lehetőségei a helyi önkormányzati működés befolyásolására Magyarországon (The possibilities of the state administration to influence the functioning of local government in Hungary) by István Hoffman

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Mainstreaming the Far Right: Cultural Politics in Hungary by András BOZÓKI

“…In the following I will discuss the influence of the far Right on the formation of symbolic politics of the Fidesz government in Hungary. This phenomenon will be interpreted in the context of the Hungarian political regime as a whole.…”
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Viktor Orban’s fourth cabinet of ministers by Shishelina Lyubov

“…The article analyzes the process of formation of a new government in Hungary which was launched after the April 2018 elections. …”
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Receptiveness to Flexible Employment at Hungarian SMEs by Ákos Essősy, Tamás Vinkóczi

“…Only organisations that can integrate new solutions smoothly into their everyday operations will remain truly competitive. The Government of Hungary, in its Partnership Agreement with the European Union, set out the goals for improving and supporting the adaptability of enterprises, the promotion of flexible and family-friendly workplace practices and services, and the employment of women with young children. …”
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Measuring Cross-Sectorial Law Enforcement Capacity of Regulatory Agencies in Hungary by György GAJDUSCHEK

“…In brief, the government of Hungary is gen-erally unable to enforce its own laws. …”
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The Educational Policy of the Sopron Town Council in View of the Lutheran Lycée’s Historiography by Tóth Kálmán

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The effects of utility cost reduction on residential energy consumption in Hungary – a decomposition analysis by Tekla Sebestyén Szép

“…Since 2013 the energy prices for households have been controlled by the government in Hungary and as a result of the utility cost reduction program a sharp decline can be observed in residential electricity, district heating and natural gas prices. …”
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Hungarian Martyrs, Refugees, and the Politics of Anticommunism in Salazar’s Portugal, 1956–1957 by Steven Jobbitt

“…Recognizing the propagandistic value of the 1956 Revolution and the refugee crisis that it created, the Salazar government celebrated Hungary’s freedom fighters as martyrs while simultaneously painting an idealized and simplistic picture of an honorable Christian nation locked in a fundamentally moral struggle against the civilizational threat posed by Soviet barbarism and communist terror. …”
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Changes in the Hungarian Insolvency Law in the Interwar Period by Máté Pétervári

“…But it desired to avoid the massive bankruptcies of the firms; therefore, a new institution, the compulsory non-bankruptcy settlement was introduced by the government in Hungary for helping the debtors. In my paper, I examine the rearrangement of the insolvency law in the interwar period which was generated by the compulsory nonbankruptcy settlement. …”
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Hungarian spirits palinka as a “hungaricum” II. The effect of tax-free production in Hungary and in the European Union by Imre Milán Harcsa

“…As an alcohol product, it is subject to the Act CXXVII of 2003 on Excise Duties and Special Regulations on the Distribution of Excise Goods amended several times. The present government of Hungary pledged to grant the right of free palinka distillation again in the previous election campaign. …”
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Szakképzés 4.0 – új lehetőségek a szakképzésben by Zsuzsanna Pusztai

“…The mid-term strategy for the renewal of vocational education and training and adult education called „VET 4.0 – answers to the challenges of the 4th Industrial Revolution” was approved by the Government of Hungary in March 2019. The strategy is structured around three pillars: creation of an attractive learning environment, attractive career op-portunities for learners, providing VET teachers with up-to-date knowledge. …”
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Hungary's place on Eurasian rail land bridges and the eastern opening by Z. Andrew Farkas, Norbert Pap, Péter Reményi

“…Several factors in global transportation have driven countries to fi nd alternative transport links and methods, including between Europe and Asia. Since 2010 government of Hungary has shift ed the focus of Hungarian foreign policy towards "the East", which can be perceived as an interest-based real policy. …”
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