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In memoriam Béla Szabó
1. Focus
- Zsuzsanna Zsibók: The Drivers of Territorial Catching-up in Hungary and Romania after the Millennium: Spatial Competition Between Nations and Regions
- Dóra Szendi: Convergence of the Specific Gross Value Added in the Carpathian Basin
- János Pénzes – Zsolt Szilágyi: Changes of the Settlement Level Human Development Index in Hungary Since the Beginning of the 20th Century
- György Kocziszky: The Impact of Path Dependency on the Situation of Hungarian Counties: Contributions to Explaining the Long-term Persistence of Territorial Economic Development Processes
2. Workshop
- Tímea Csizmadia – Réka Horeczki: City Diplomacy and Strategic Compensation Based on the Experience of a Thematic City Network
- Tivadar Magyari: Walking Access in Cluj-Napoca – A Workshop Study of Pedestrian Accessibility to Public Transport Stops
3. Monologues
- Miklós Hadas: Preface to the Monologues
- Sky and Earth: Katika’s Monologue
- I Was Able to Create Balance: Zoltán Novák (Zozó)’s Monologue
4. Review
About the Authors
Focus
- Viktor Berger: Mediatization, Online Spaces, and the Field of Science. The Case of Biblical Studies and YouTube
- Sugárka Tőke: Social Media Discourses about the Pentecost Pilgrimage of Csíksomlyó
- Zoltán Rajki – András Radetzky – Mónika Andok – Dóra Szilczl: The Use of Artificial Intelligence among Religious Content Producers. Results of an Empirical Study in Hungary
- Attila Koncz: Problematica Extremitatum. The Prevalence of Tabloid Logic and Its Consequences in Religious Media Content
- István Elekes – Botond Dániel: How Does a Christian Entrepreneur’s Faith Influence Business Philosophy and Practice? A Narrative-Based Business Study in Harghita County
Standpoint
Workshop
- Tivadar Magyari: Clarifications and Refinements to the Life and Career of József Venczel
- Gyöngyi Pásztor: The 15-Minute City: Utopia or Survival Strategy? Opportunities and Challenges of Chrono-Urbanism in Post-Socialist Cities
Reviews
- Andrea Sólyom: Hiking Trails on the Paths of Empiricism
- Richard Tinca: What Comes After Neoliberalism?
About the authors
Studies
- Cristian Pop – Anca Simionca: Social Class Perspectives on Social Justice and Redistribution. Insights from Contemporary Romania
- Nándor Bárdi: Hungarian Minority Social Positions Between the Two World Wars
- Katalin Gál – Rita Pásztor: The Regional Embeddedness of a Minority University: Social Networks and Economic Relations
- Orsolya Gergely – Kinga Katalin Székely: Is ChatGPT the New Google? Practices and Attitudes Toward AI Applications Among University Students and Faculty
- Richárd Tinca: Deconversion Narratives Among Hungarian Youth in Transylvania
- Olga Papp: Age-Related Differences in Digital Addiction: A Systematic Review
- Rebeka-Angyalka Tolvaly: Gamified Prevention: Using Escape Room Strategies to Address Adolescent Drug Use in Schools
- Ingrid Lőrinc – Kornélia Hires-László: Selling the Ethnocultural Characteristics of Transcarpathia – Analysis and Comparison
Reviews
- Julianna Bodó: Our Life in Space
- Orsolya Gergely: Invisible Work, Visible Inequality?
- Tamás Sárándi: A Volume on Urban Policy and Politics in Kolozsvár/Cluj-Napoca
- Anca Simionca: The Transnational Family Between Migration and Solidarity: Perspectives from Romania
- Lilla Zsuzsanna Varga: The Limits of Survival: Hungarian Sociology in Transylvania After 1945
Studies
- Emőke Akácsos - Réka Geambașu: The "Stalled Revolution" of gender Equality: Opinions on Gender Equality among Hungarians in Transylvania.
- Annamária Benedek - Gyöngyi Pásztor: Is the Bear a Tourism Product? The Relationship Between Bears, Tourism, and the Social Environment in Zetea/Zetelaka
- Tünde Kürti: Work: Economy and Morality. Perspectives of Young Transylvanians in the Contemporary Corporate Sector.
- Gabriella Novákné Pintér - Ágnes Dávid-Kacsó: Challenges Perceived by Foster Parents in Hungary and Their Strategies for Coping with Them.
- Zsombor Csata: Examining Social Capital Among Minority Hungarians
Review
Focus
- Valér Veres: Three Decades of Demographic Change of Hungarians in Transylvania: Focus on Natural Increase and Ageing
- István Horváth: Migration Processes Originating from Romania (Before and After 1989)
- Dénes Kiss: The Religious Landscape in Post-communist Romania. Changes in the Confessional Structure in the Light of Census Data
- Gyöngyi Pásztor: From Urban to Rural. The Process of Suburbanisation in Romania in the Light of Census Data
Field
Review
- Emese Gy. Turoczki: Looking Close to See Far Away. About Marius Lazăr’s Book: The Iceberg Theory
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