Report on the EADI conference
Report on the joint conference of the EADI, HUN-REN CERS – Institute of World Economics, Institute of International Relations Prague, and the University of Ljubljana On the 16th and 17th of May, the conference with the title Views on development from the peripheries of Europe was held at the institute. It was supported by […]
Not always visible, but plenty – hazardous waste in Hungarian battery factories
Not always visible, but plenty – hazardous waste in Hungarian battery factories Article by Andrea Éltető on the Institute of World Economics’ blog Over the past year, battery waste has been in the Hungarian news mostly because of illegally dumped discarded batteries. Iklad, Abasár, Mocsa, Salgótarján, Sárbogárd – in these cities thousands of tons […]
EuroMeSCo roundtable discussion
EuroMeSCo roundtable discussion On May 14th a roundtable was organized in the Institute of World Economics on the results of the EuroMed Survey – The Future of the European Neighbourhood Policy prepared within the EuroMeSCo network. Experts of other Hungarian network members – the Corvinus University and the Migration Research Institute – also participated […]
Our colleague Dániel Muth won the National Champions award of the Frontiers Planet Foundation
Scientists worldwide in line for US$1.1 million Frontiers Planet Prize as 2024 National Champions announced 23 scientists selected as finalists for the second edition of the international sustainability science competition. Our colleague Dániel Muth is one of the 23 scientists. Our colleague earned this prestigious recognition with his research entitled Pathways to stringent carbon […]
Discussion of the study by Gyula Speck
Discussion of the study by Gyula Speck On April 3, 2024 in a workshop EU Non-Proliferation and Disarmament Consortium trainee, Gyula Speck presented his paper entitled “SALW Proliferation and State Fragility: The Case of Afghanistan” at the Institute of World Economics (member of the network). The two commentators’ and the participants’ remarks were incorporated […]
