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Summer Workshop at IE HAS on 22-23 August 2011. Please read more for the preliminary programme and further details.

A Chinese-Hungarian conference titled Economics of Crisis, Education and Labour was held at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences on June 30 and July 1 2011. The conference which was organized  by the IEHAS was the second in the series of annual meetings of scholars from Beijing Normal University School of Government and Business Administration (BNU SEBA) and the Institute of Economics HAS. The two institutions have an official long-term cooperation agreement. The program of the present conference covered 23 presentations on the most recent research results of Chinese and Hungarian participants.
The presentations and papers can be downloaded here.

As part of the European Future Technologies Conference and Exhibition(FET'11), there will be a session on Computational Social Choice (COMSOC) in Budapest on 4 May 2011. IE HAS Game Theory research unit organises an accompanying informal workshop on COMSOC on 3 May. Read more....
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IEHAS PUBLICATIONS

The Hungarian Labour Market
Review and Analysis 2011
Edited by
Károly Fazekas and György Molnár
IE HAS, National Employment Foundation 2011.


Mihályi, Péter: A magyar privatizáció enciklopédiája 1-2. kötet (Encyclopaedia of the Hungarian Privatization Vol. 1-2.)
Budapest: Pannon Egyetemi Könyvkiadó - MTA Közgazdaságtudományi
Intézet, 2010. With a summary in English.

BOOKS

                     Karsai Judit:Private Equity in Cee: The Development of Venture Capital and Private Equity Industry in Central and Eastern EuropeVDM Verlag Dr. Muller Aktiengesellschaft & Co. KG, 2010.

Activity, Incomes and Social Welfare. A Comparison across Four New EU Member StatesEdited by Manuela Sofia Stanculescu and Tine Stanovnik
European Centre Vienna, Ashgate, 2009The Hungarian chapter is written by György Molnár and Viktoria Galla.
Green Book for the Renewal of Public Education in Hungary Editors: Károly Fazekas, János KöllÅ‘, Júlia Varga
Ecostat, 2009.
Order it from IE HAS Library for free 

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

RESEARCH FOCUS

PRESS REVIEW

 VOXEU (CEPR) ¦ 1 July 2011
The impact of the crisis on European firms - interview with László Halpern about the effects of the crisis on European business.

 VOXEU (CEPR) ¦ 19 November 2010
Carlo Altomonte - Gábor Békés: Trading ain’t easy: How complex is it to trade goods?

 Budapest Business Journal ¦ 15 October 2010
BBJ vol 18. nr. 19. p.6-7. Jeremie kick-starts VC interview with Judit Karsai

 VOXEU (CEPR) ¦ 14 March 2010
Holger Görg - László Halpern - Balázs Muraközy:
Shipping the premium beer farther away
 VOXEU (CEPR) ¦ 23 February 2010
Zsolt Darvas:
Assistance to emerging Europe

Annual Reports

SEMINARS

DATA SOURCES

Social science research databasespublished on-line by the Institute

NEW PUBLICATIONS (Compiler: Éva Bálint)

Book
Békés, G. -Halpern, L. - Koren, M. - Muraközy, B.: Still standing: how European firms weathered the crisis. The third EFIGE policy report. Brussels: Bruegel, 2011. Full text
Chapters

Bálint, M. - Szabó, Zs. - Horn, D.: Hungary. In: The last safety net. A handbook of minimum income protection in Europe /Bahle, T. et al. Bristol: Policy Press, 2011. pp. 94-99.

Journal Articles
Bakucs, L. - Brümmer, B. - von Cramon-Taubadel, S. - FertÅ‘, I.: Wheat market integration between Hungary and Germany. Applied Economics Letters Vol. 19. No. 8. 2012. 785-788.

Bojnec, S. - Fertő, I.: Complementarities of trade advantage and trade competitiveness measures. Applied Economics Vol. 44. No. 4. 2012. 399-408.
 
FertÅ‘, I. - Soós, K. A.: Controversial issues in factors determining intra-industry trade. International Journal of Economics and Business Research Vol. 4. No. 1-2. 2012. 132-148.

Muraközy, B. - Halpern, L.: Firm size and the extensive margin. Economic and Business Review Vol. 13. No. 1-2. 2011. 27-50.

Darvas, Zs. - Weizsäcker, J.: Financial transaction tax: Small is beautiful. Society and Economy Vol. 33. No. 3. 2011. 449-473.

Hermann, Z. - Kopasz, M.: The effect of social capital on wage income: a multi-country analysis. Corvinus Journal of Sociology and Social Policy Vol. 2. No. 2. 2011. 3-26.

AGREEMENTS OF ACADEMIC COOPERATION AND EXCHANGE

Agreements of Academic Cooperation

» with CEU ECON to support joint activity in CEFIG
signed in September 2010
Agreement of CoopeartionCEU ECON websiteCEFIG website

» with the Institute of Economic Research of the Kyoto University signed in March 2010
Agreement of CooperationKIER website

» with the School of Economics and Business Administration of the Bejing Normal University signed in Dec 2009
Agreement of CooperationSEBA website
» with the Korean SNU KIEP EU Center signed in May 2009
Agreement of CooperationSNU KIEP EU Center's website
» with the Institute of Economics - Chinese Academy of Social Sciences signed in June 2007
Agreement of CooperationIE CASS website
in which parties mutually agreed to cooperate in joint researches, to exchange scientific knowledge and information, to host meetings and seminars, and encourage staff visitings.
The Institute's
networking infrastructure
is provided by NIIF.
MTA - Magyar Tudományos Akadémia HAS
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
 
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