Author: Tamás Szigetvári

In: Weidenfeld, Werner; Wessels, Wolfgang (eds.) Jahrbuch der Europäischen Integration 2024. Baden-Baden : Nomos (2024) pp. 589-592.

Introduction

The Yearbook of European Integration, compiled by the Institute of European Politics in Berlin, has documented the process of European integration in an up-to-date and  detailed way since 1980. The result is a unique record of contemporary European history over a 44 year period. The 2024 edition of the yearbook continues this tradition. In approximately 100 contributions related to their main research subjects, the book’s authors portray the events of European politics in the period 2023–24 and inform the reader about the work of European institutions, the development of the EU’s policy areas, Europe’s role in the world and European policy in the EU’s member states and candidate countries.

A Szigetvári, T.: Ungarn bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.

Authors: Przyłuska-Schmitt Judyta, Jegorow Dorota, Tamás Szigetvári

In: Revista de Economia Política, 44 (4), 802-812.

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A Przyłuska-Schmitt, J., Jegorow, D., Szigetvári T.: Considerations on currency reform in  Germany after World War II bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.

Authors: Erzsébet N. Rózsa, Tamás Szigetvári

In: From synergy to strategy in the black sea region. Assessing opportunities and challenges. Working Papers Series, No. 51. Bucharest: European Institute of Romania (2024). pp. 64-65.

Introduction

The Black Sea and the basin itself have for millennia been a transit route and provided connectivity – for military campaigns or migration among others – among Eastern – and Southeast Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Middle East, both on land and on sea. Yet, it has mostly remained peripheral to mainstream European history, a field of regional power competition (Tsarist Russia and Ottoman Türkiye), and even to global power interests (Great Britain). Despite the fact that, the Black Sea constituted the border between the two worlds, during the Cold War, it was the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the European Union and to NATO that seemed to offer renewed importance to the region.

A N. Rózsa, E., Szigetvári, T.: Connectivity, the Black Sea Region, and Hungarian Priorities bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.

Authors: Veronika Czina, Tamás Szigetvári, Gábor Túry

In: Kaeding, M., Pollak, J., Schmidt, P. (eds) Enlargement and the Future of Europe. Springer, Cham, (2023). pp. 55-59.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-43234-7_13

Abstract

The current Hungarian foreign policy is committed to the integration of the Western Balkan countries and has been supportive in this regard ever since the country first gained European Union (EU) Membership in 2004. Hungary borders the Western Balkans and hence the region’s stability is crucial in both political and economic senses. However, compared to its previous strategy, the EU is now more cautious, preferring a stricter conditionality and slower accession for (potential) candidate countries. By contrast, Hungary is keen to speed up enlargement and would not only want to accelerate the process, but would also prefer to ease accession conditions. Nevertheless, it is recognised that rapid enlargement could undermine the entire European integration project’s internal cohesion and thus do more harm than good.

A Czina, V., Szigetvári, T., Túry, G.: Enlargement at All Costs? A View from Hungary bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.

Authors: Dorota Jegorow, Judyta Przyłuska-Schmitt, Tamás Szigetvári, Jaroslav Bučková

In: Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series, 2023 : 176, 169-184.

Abstract

The issue of gender in analyzes concerning entrepreneurship is part of numerous items, most of which focus on showing the worse situation of women, often equated with discrimination. Qualitative analyzes are often directly linked to a clear predominance of men in the population of entrepreneurs. This study is of a theoretical-cognitive nature. By emphasizing the prevailing gender discrimination, structural inequalities, and lack of consensus within the scientific community, the article contributes to the ongoing discussion on women’s entrepreneurship and the challenges they face. The quantitative nature of the study aims to determine the ratio of women to men engaged in entrepreneurial activities during the social, economic, and political changes that have taken place in Poland over the past three decades. The research problem was embedded in the conception of natural differences between the number of women and men as entrepreneurs wherein the criteria of sustainable development, with convergent entrepreneurial intentions of both sexes.

A Jegorow, D., Przyłuska-Schmitt, J., Szigetvári, T., Bučková, J.: The role of gender as an independent determinant of entrepreneurship (evidence from Poland) bejegyzés először VGI-én jelent meg.