Working Papers
No. 185 - 2008-11
Miklós Szanyi, Ichiro Iwasaki, Péter Csizmadia, Miklós Illéssy, Csaba Makó: STATE CONTROL, OWNERSHIP TRANSFORMATION AND FIRM RESTRUCTURING: THE CASE OF HUNGARY
No. 184 - 2008-10
Boris Kheyfets : RUSSIAN INVESTMENT ABROAD. THE BASIC FLOWS AND FEATURES
No. 183 - 2008-10
Volodymyr Sidenko : EU-UKRAINIAN RELATIONS IN THE LIGHT OF THE NEW AGREEMENT. UKRAINE'S EXPECTATIONS AND REALITIES
No. 182 - 2008-10
Svetlana Glinkina : RUSSIAN IDEAS ON INTEGRATION WITHIN THE CIS SPACE. HOW DO THEY MATCH OR CLASH WITH EU IDEAS?
No. 181 - 2008-07
No. 180 - 2008-06
Anna Wisniewski : THE POLISH PERSPECTIVE ON 2008-9 EU BUDGET REVIEW
No. 179 - 2008-05
Valery Heyets : THE SHORT AND MEDIUM-TERM IMPACT OF POLITICAL INSTABILITY ON UKRAINE'S ECONOMY
No. 178 - 2007-12
Péter Farkas: BEHIND THE FIGURES. THE MAIN FOREIGN TRADE-RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING WORLD ECONOMIC GROWTH SINCE 1990
No. 177 - 2007-12
No. 176 - 2007-09
Iwona Mertin, Ognian N. Hishow : ANALYSIS OF THE SUCCESS AND FAILURE IN THE LABOUR MARKETS OF SELECTED EU MEMBER-STATES. MACROECONOMIC ASPECTS
No. 175 - 2007-05
No. 174 - 2006-12
Klára Fóti, Sándor Buzás: INDUSTRIAL COMPETITIVENESS AND LABOUR MARKET TRANSFORMATION IN HUNGARY: MACROECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS AND EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS
No. 173 - 2006-12
David L. Ellison: MARKET CORRECTIVES, MARKET PALLIATIVES AND THE NEW POLITICS OF EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
No. 172 - 2006-12
István Kőrösi: R AND D, AND COMPETITIVENESS IN THE ENLARGED EU. THE ROLE OF THE STATE AND FINANCING
No. 171 - 2006-08
No. 170 - 2006-08
Miklós Szanyi: RELATIONSHIP OF STRUCTURAL CHANGE AND COMPETITIVENESS IN HUNGARIAN MANUFACTURING 1998-2003
No. 169 - 2006-08
No. 168 - 2006-04
Csaba Weiner: RUSSIAN FDI IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES. OPPORTUNITIES AND THREATS
No. 167 - 2006-02
András Inotai, Tamás Novák, Miklós Szanyi, Tamás Szemlér: AT A TURNING POINT? The Southeast European Economies
No. 166 - 2006-02
Miklós Szanyi: COMPETITIVENESS AND INDUSTRIAL RENEWAL VIA PRODUCTION RELOCATION BY GLOBAL MULTINATIONAL NETWORKS