Támogató

Időtartam

2012. augusztus - 2015. július

Koordinátor

MTA KRTK Világgazdasági Intézet

Projekt rövid leírása

a kutatás a visegrádi együttműködés jövőjével és kilátásaival foglalkozik a jelenlegi és jövőbeni kihívások által meghatározott nemzeti és nemzetközi környezetbe ágyazva. A projekt nemzetközi szakmai kapcsolatrendszerén keresztül többféle álláspontot és érdekhalmazt fog össze, melyek konferencia alkalmak során valamint kutatás eredményeit összefoglaló kötetben tárunk a szélesebb nyilvánosság elé és tesszük felhasználhatóvá a döntéshozók számára.

Partnerek

Europeum Institute for European Policy (Prague), Warsaw School of Economics (Warsaw), Institute of Economic Research Slovak Academy of Sciences (Bratislava)

Események

First, kick off conference

Conference Program

Presentations

Slovakia in the path to post-crisis EMU
Boris Hosoff (Institute of Economic Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences)

Key long term issues in the rapidly changing environment
Tamás Novák (HAS RCERS Institute of World Economics)

Actions to achieve strategy Europe 2020 objectives in Poland: macroeconomic issues
Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska (Warsaw School of Economics)

Hungary´s challenges and opportunities during the present international environment
Gábor Túry (HAS RCERS Institute of World Economics)

2nd, multilateral conference

“In a post-crisis mood: looking for potential future drivers of V4 cooperation” 
Prague, Czech Republic June 25, 2013

Conference Program 

Presentations

Economic prospects for the V4 countries in post-crisis period
Gábor Túry (HAS RCERS Institute of World Economics) 

Prospects of the Visegrad cooperation in changing economic, political
and social conditions. Visegrad 2022
Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska (Warsaw School of Economics) 

Analysing EU governance trends and mapping the room of manoeuvre for a
strengthened V4 cooperation in the future 
Krisztina Vida (HAS RCERS Institute of World Economics) 

Responses from V4 countries: Hungary
Tamás Novák (HAS RCERS Institute of World Economics)  

Slovak Republic, economy and policy in 2013
Boris Hosoff (Institute of Economic Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences) 

Czech Republic economic perspective
Vladimir Bartovic (EUROPEUM - Institute for European Policy) 

3rd, multilateral conference

"Importance of the Visegrad cooperation in changing European and global circumstances”

Warsaw, Poland July 18, 2014

Conference Program 

Presentations

Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU and USA: A view from Poland

Ewa Kaliszuk (Institute for Market, Consumption and Business Cycles Research)  

Crisis in Ukraine: Implications for V4

Dariusz Kalan (Polish Institute of International Affairs)

EU Governance Trends – Dilemmas and Recommendations for the Visegrad Countries

Krisztina Vida (HAS CERS, Institute of World Economics)

Similarities and differences in modernisation trends in the Visegrad countries external economic effects of joining the global value chains by the V4

Gábor Túry (HAS CERS, Institute of World Economics)

Policy responses to economic and social challenges in the Slovak Republic

Boris Hosoff (Institute of Economic Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences)

Trends of the demographic situation in Poland in 2005-2013, challenges for the future

Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska (Warsaw School of Economics)

Project closing conference

"Prospects of the Visegrad cooperation: identifying converging and diverging factors”

Budapest, Hungary July 21, 2015

Presentations

Challenges of EU governance trends and future perspectives of V4 cooperation
Krisztina Vida (Senior Researcher, Institute of World Economics – Centre for Economic and Regional Studies HAS)

Russia as a dividing (?) factor in the Visegrad cooperation
András Rácz (Senior Researcher, Finnish Institute of International Affairs)

Recent challenges of EU governance - Poland’s perspectives
Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska (Professor of Economics, Warsaw School of Economics)

Visegrad cooperation from the Slovak Republic’s perspective
Boris Hošoff (Researcher, Institute of Economic Research, Slovak Academy of Sciences)

Is there a social compatibility among the Visegrad countries?
Judit Kiss (Research professor, Institute of World Economics – Centre for Economic and Regional Studies HAS)

Emerging Visegrad countries are the engine of Europe, but what about the fuel?
Gábor Túry (Researcher, Institute of World Economics – Centre for Economic and Regional Studies HAS)

Publikációk

Visegrad Prospects Woking Paper 

Centre for Economic and Regional Studies of the Hungarian Academy of
Sciences Institute of World Economics - Working Paper No. 204:
Krisztina Vida: EU Governance Trends - Dilemmas and Recommendations
for the Visegrad Countries 

Some relevant details about social processes - the challenges we face (blogpost)

KÖNYV: Prospects of the Visegrad cooperation - Identifying converging and diverging factors 

Sajtóközlemény a kutatás lezárásáról 

Kapcsolat

Túry Gábor
Tel.: + 36-1 309-2643, Fax:+ 36-1 309-2624

http://www.facebook.com/visegrad.prospects