hungeobull: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called hungeobull.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Hungary; Development; Bulletin; Soil; City; Chapter; Data; Book; Geography; Areas; Budapest; Population; European; Countries; Area; Water; Urban; Cities; Climate; Diff; Tourism; Values; Europe; Regions; Land; Landscape; Region; People; Change; Percent; Analysis; Border; Conference; Housing; Central; Processes; Ukraine; World; Policy; Maps; Geographical; Space; Studies; Danube; Size; Map; Soviet; Mobility; Industry; Groups; Atlas; Vegetation; Karst; Wind; Geographers; Counties; Photo; Institute; Sessions; Dust; Events; East; Sciences; Inequalities; Enyedi; Party; Banking; Heidelberg; Smith; Armando; Hanna

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• Spatial and temporal analysis of drought-related climate indices for Hungary for 1971–2100 by Kis, Anna; Szabó, Péter; Pongrácz, Rita (2023) - Beside internal climate variability and model physics, the third greatest source of climate model simulations’ uncertainty is the applied scenario (Hawkins, E. and Sutton, R. 2009). Validation As climate model simulations usually show biases compared to the reference data, a bias- correction method was applied to eliminate the systematic errors for all indicators in this study. Keywords: categories; category; change; climate; dmi; extent; humid; hungary; model; precipitation; rcp8.5; simulations
• Changing geography of the creative economy in Hungary at the beginning of the 21st century by Egedy, Tamás; Kovács, Zoltán; Szabó, Balázs (2018) - One of the signs of successful economic restructuring and re-integration to the world economy was the growing role of creative economy. In the present paper we analyse the changing geographical pat- tern of creative economy in Hungary, based on longitudinal statistical data. Keywords: activities; budapest; bulletin; cities; city; class; development; economy; employees; firms; geographical; hungary; industries; knowledge; regional; urban
• Channel-reach morphometric analysis on a headwater stream in a low-mountainous region: a case study from Mecsek Hills by Víg, Balázs; Varga, Gábor; Balogh, Richárd; Lóczy, Dénes; Nagyváradi, László; Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos (2024) - Furthermore, this feature is rein- forced by the laws governing catchments and stream channel conditions (i.e., low gradient, stream power, sinuosity), which inhibit the evolution of bedrock and colluvial channels (Bisson, P.A. et al. 2017). Similar sedi- ment size distributions have been reported in the streambed for small headwater streams (Galia, T. et al. 2015). Keywords: analysis; area; bed; bulletin; catchment; channel; debris; et al; flash; headwater; hungary; mecsek; river; sections; sediment; stream; study; woody
• Formal urbanisation in East-Central Europe by Trócsányi, András; Karsai, Viola; Pirisi, Gábor (2024) - On the other hand, post- socialist formal urbanisation is characterised by a high level of heterogeneity in the settlements involved, and their development is also divergent. Keywords: post-socialist urbanisation, formal urbanisation, urban reclassification, newest towns, types of reclassification Received November 2023, accepted March 2024. Keywords: bulletin; central; cities; city; countries; development; et al; europe; european; formal; growth; https://doi; hungary; new; places; poland; population; process; processes; regional; romania; towns; trócsányi; urbanisation
• Spatial analysis of changes and anomalies of intense rainfalls in Hungary by Jakab, Gergely; Bíró, Tibor; Kovács, Zoltán; Papp, Ádám; Sarawut, Ninsawat; Szalai, Zoltán; Madarász, Balázs; Szabó, Szilárd (2019) - Methods Datasets We used the precipitation data of the Car- patClim (CC) database (Szalai, S. et al. 2013; Spinoni, J. et al. 2015). 3_Jakab et al.indd 241Jakab, G. et al. Keywords: august; et al; extreme; hungarian; hungary; increase; june; precipitation; soil
• National level assessment of soil salinization and structural degradation risks under irrigation by Bakacsi, Zsófia; Tóth, Tibor; Makó, András; Barna, Gyöngyi; Laborczi, Annamária; Szabó, József; Szatmári, Gábor; Pásztor, László (2019) - Keywords: functional soil map, irrigation, salt accumulation, soil structural degradation, Hungary 1 Institute for Soil Sciences and Agricultural Chemistry, Centre for Agricultural Research, Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Soil water problems in Hungary. Keywords: areas; content; degradation; et al; groundwater; hungary; irrigation; level; map; maps; salinization; salt; soil; vulnerability; water
• Wind erosion researches in Hungary – past, present and future possibilities by Négyesi, Gábor; Lóki, József; Buró, Botond; Bertalan-Balázs, Boglárka; Pásztor, László (2019) - Wind erosion is a serious problem all over the World, the total area of agricultural lands affected by wind erosion is 550 million ha. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 68 (2019) (3) 223–240.226 Progress of wind erosion research in Hungary Wind erosion resaserch in Hungary made an important progress related to the dynamic, influencing factors, measurement, estimation and control techniques of wind erosion. Keywords: areas; content; erodibility; et al; hungarian; hungary; land; lóki; négyesi; research; sand; soil; surface; threshold; tunnel; vegetation; velocity; wind; wind erosion
• Distribution of landslides reconstructed from inventory data and estimation of landslide susceptibility in Hungary by Józsa, Edina; Lóczy, Dénes; Soldati, Mauro; Drăguţ, Lucian Daniel ; Szabó, József (2019) - An indicator for the frequency of occurrence of mass movement events nor- malized on the basis of areal extension of the class was also calculated (rate of mass move- ments / areal extension rate). The method aimed to select classes that are representative of the geographical character- istics over the Pannonian Basin and have a sufficient number of mass movement events to use in the modelling. Keywords: bulletin; data; et al; events; hungarian; hungary; landslide; map; mass; movements; slope; susceptibility
• Kocsis, K., Gercsák, G., Horváth, G., Keresztesi, Z. and Nemerkényi, Z. (eds.): National Atlas of Hungary Vol. 2: Natural Environment by Jordan, Peter (2019) - It would, however, also be convenient to see the names of map authors in every map (not only at the end of the volume), perhaps in the right lower corner of the map field. Each chapter has its own colour code, and chapter numbers at the page margin as well as the numbering of maps and references to individual maps in the text also facilitate orientation. Keywords: atlas; chapter; hungarian; hungary; maps; pages; volume
• Geospatial analysis of drought tendencies in the Carpathians as reflected in a 50-year time series by Szabó, Szilárd; Szopos, Noémi Mária; Bertalan-Balázs, Boglárka; László, Elemér; Milošević, Dragan D.; Conoscenti, Christian; Lázár, István (2019) - Bartholy, J. et al. (2009), Mika, J. (2009), Mezősi, G. et al. (2016), and Bartholy, J. et al. (2015) reported on the increasing prob- ability of heavy rains and as a consequence of this the increasing value of the erosivity fac- tor (it can reach the double of the present val- ue) using climate models (ALADIN, REMO, RCM, PRECIS) and predictions to 2100. The number of intensive rainfalls and the decrease of total days of precipitation can result in an unbalanced water regime, flash floods and intensive erosion (Pirkhoffer, E. et al. 2009; Czigány, Sz. et al. 2010, 2013; Szabó, J. et al. 2015; Jakab, G. et al. 2019). Keywords: autumn; climate; data; et al; hungary; pet; precipitation; region; temperature; tmax; trend; values
• Assessment of the landscape identity through participation in the framework of a landscape character research by Csorba, Péter; Jombach, Sándor; Boromisza, Zsombor; Túri, Zoltán ; Bánóczki , Krisztina ; Konkoly-Gyuró , Éva (2024) - Keywords: landscape identity, landscape character, community research, participatory planning, European Landscape Convention Received January 2024, accepted April 2024. They emphasised that tree plantations and close-to-natural forests with high species diversity belong to different types from the aspect of landscape character. Keywords: area; bulletin; character; et al; hungary; identity; landscape; landscape character; participation; people; planning; region; research; study; tiszazug; use; workshop
• A novel approach of mapping landscape aesthetic value and its validation with rural tourism data by Lontai-Szilágyi, Zsuzsanna; Bertalan-Balázs, Boglárka; Zsiros, Bernadett; Vasvári, Mária; Kumar, Singh Sudhir; Nilanchal, Patel; Martonné Erdős, Katalin; Szabó, Szilárd (2019) - Methods and data Questionnaire to assess landscape values A questionnaire was elaborated to assess landscape value. The “Common Pool” problem in tourism landscape. Keywords: accommodation; aesthetics; area; bend; bulletin; cover; danube; elevation; et al; hungary; landscape; region; research; services; szilágyi; tourism; value
• Landscape degradation in the world and in Hungary by Kertész, Ádám; Křeček, Josef (2019) - The introduction of soil degradation processes follows the system given in the EEA Environmental Assessment Report (2003). Soil degradation processes and their control in Hungary. Keywords: areas; bulletin; cent; change; climate; degradation; desertification; erosion; global; hungarian; hungary; křeček; land; land degradation; landscape; services; soil; use; water
• Exploring new dimensions of urban governance: The development of administrative systems in Trieste and Fiume (Rijeka) during the final decades of the Habsburg Empire (1850–1918) by Hilbert, Bálint (2024) - The comparison of Trieste and Fiume highlight- ed the importance of rethinking analytical frameworks of urban governance, showing that different historical times combined with different geographical contexts could create unique circumstances for the formation of urban governance systems. Hilbert, B. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 73 (2024) (4) 437–454.440 However, neither the first nor the second generation of literature on urban governance provides answers regarding the path leading to the formation of modern urban governance from a cross-national perspective (DiGaetano, A. 2009). Keywords: administrative; austrian; budapest; bulletin; cities; city; council; empire; fiume; governance; government; hungary; municipal; national; parliament; state; systems; trieste; urban
• Measuring seasonality at the major spa towns of Hungary by Marton, Gergely ; Hinek, Mátyás; Kiss, Róbert; Csapó, János (2019) - Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 68 (2019) (4) 391–403.394 The theoretical review of Cannas, R. (2012) related to tourism seasonality provides a thor- ough explanation about one of the most well- known problems of tourism mentioning that, according to Butler, R.W. (1994) seasonality is ‘a temporal imbalance in the phenomenon of tourism, [which] may be expressed in terms of dimensions of such elements as numbers of visitors, expenditure of visitors, traffic on highways and other forms of transportation, employment, and admissions to attractions’ (Cannas, R. 2012, 41 refers Butler, R.W. 1994). An overview of tourism seasonality: Key concepts and policies. Keywords: accommodations; guest; hungary; index; nights; seasonality; spa; spas; tourism; towns
• Educational tourism and nation building: cross-border school trips in the Carpathian Basin by Rátz, Tamara; Michalkó, Gábor; Keszeg, Réka (2020) - A nemzeti identitásturizmus kreativitásigénye (The need for creativity in national identity tourism). The analysis focuses on the detailed descriptions of the participants’ personal memories of their experiences, the social construction of the visited destinations, and the influence of their memorable experiences on their sense of national identity. Keywords: borders; education; hungarian; hungary; identity; living; national; participants; programme; research; school; students; tourism; travel; trips
• Perspectives of land evaluation of floodplains under conditions of aridification based on the assessment of ecosystem services by Lóczy, Dénes; Tóth, Gergely; Hermann, Tamás; Rezsek, Marietta; Nagy, Gábor; Dezső, József; Salem, Ali; Gyenizse, Péter; Gobin, Anne; Vacca, Andrea (2020) - Erhard, M. et al. 2017; Maes, J. et al. 2018; Rendon, P. et al. 2019). The multiple functions of the landscape (i.e. ESs) are jointly evalu- ated (Schindler, S. et al. 2013, 2014), particu- larly often for landscapes (like floodplains) where water is the decisive component (e.g. Martin-Ortega, J. et al. 2015). Keywords: bulletin; change; climate; d. et; doi; drava; ecosystem; ess; et al; evaluation; groundwater; hungarian; hungary; land; recharge; retention; services; soil; value; water
• Contextualising regional policy for territorial cohesion in Central and Eastern Europe by Loewen, Bradley (2015) - This raises the questions of how these variations may be connected to the successful or unsuccessful transfer of EU Regional Policy into the national contexts 211Loewen, B. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 64 (2015) (3) 205–217. in CEE, and what the subsequent eff ects of regional policies on spatial inequalities and territorial cohesion might be. European Regional Policy, primarily infl uenced by Cohesion Policy and its related funds, has aimed to lead Member States towards ‘territorial cohesion,’ loosely defi ned here as multi-scalar balanced territo- rial development. Keywords: cee; cohesion; competitiveness; contexts; czech; development; estonia; european; growth; hungarian; hungary; institutional; national; policy; regional; regions; republic; spatial; strategy
• The Land of Storms and the region where the country's heart beats: changing images of peripherality in Hungary by Balogh, Péter (2015) - Similarly, according to Lang, T. (2012, p. 1751) The Land of Storms and the region where the country´s heart beats: changing images of peripherality in Hungary 219Balogh, P. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 64 (2015) (3) 219–231. Keywords: areas; budapest; bulletin; békés; county; földgömb; geographical; hungarian; hungary; ibid; images; land; peripherality; periphery; region; storms; time
• Consumer value dimensions of rural tourism in Hungary by Kulcsár, Noémi (2015) - In global tourism rural tourism is a refresh- ing phenomenon, which can help domestic and foreign tourists to learn about, bett er un- derstand and sustain our country, our culture and our traditions, as well as to increase their respect to nature, to meet their desire for au- thentic experiences, all of which can signifi - cantly contribute to economic growth. Consumer value dimensions of rural tourism in Hungary 127Kulcsár, N. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 64 (2015) (2) 127–141. Keywords: accommodation; bulletin; consumer; consumer value; defi; dimensions; experience; factors; guests; hungarian; hungary; new; quality; research; rural; tourism; tourists; value
• Dénes Lóczy (ed.): Landscapes and Landforms of Hungary by Jakab, Gergely ; Szalai, Zoltan (2015) - Most of them also have well organised and informative (geomorphological) maps, and fi gures. Anyway, the most useful application of the volume would be reading the related paragraph during a fi eld trip and fi nding the discussed details in their natural forms. Keywords: hungary; volume
• Compilation of novel and renewed, goal oriented digital soil maps using geostatistical and data mining tools by Pásztor, László; Laborczi, Annamária; Takács, Katalin; Szatmári, Gábor; Dobos, Endre; Illés, Gábor; Bakacsi, Zsófia; Szabó, József (2015) - Soil maps were typically used for a long time to satisfy these needs. The greatest and inevitable challenge of the compilation of soil maps is the regionaliza- tion of the local knowledge, its spatial infer- ence (Várallyay, Gy. 2012). Keywords: cation; classifi; data; digital; et al; hungary; information; mapping; maps; pásztor; soil; soil information; soil mapping; soil maps; spatial; variables
• How the climate will change in this century? by Bartholy, Judit; Pongrácz, Rita; Pieczka, Ildikó (2014) - Projected seasonal mean temperature change (°C) in Hungary (Reference period 1961–1990)* Changes of Tmean °C, compared to 1961–1990 Winter Spring Summer Autumn 2021–2050 A1B 2.5 1.9 3.7 2.2 2071–2100 B2 A1B A2 3.2 4.1 4.2 3.1 3.7 4.2 6.0 6.7 8.0 3.9 5.0 5.2 * All the projected warming rates are signifi cant at 0.05 level. Projected seasonal mean precipitation change in Hungary (Reference period 1961–1990) Keywords: a1b; century; changes; climate; days; hungary; mean; model; number; period; precipitation; summer; temperature
• Ukraine's window to the West: The role of international railway connection in Transcarpathia (Zakarpattia) by Savchuk, Ivan G (2014) - Peredumovi rozvitku mіzhnarodnogo pasazhirskogo zalіznichnogo spoluchennya Ukrainy (Background of international passenger railway Ukraine). This led to the development of a number of railway freight stations in Transcarpathia. Keywords: border; cargo; chop; countries; european; freight; hungary; international; network; railway; railway network; role; romania; slovakia; stations; traffi; traffi c; transcarpathia; transit; transport; ukraine
• The rehabilitation of former Soviet military sites in Hungary by Kádár, Kriszta (2014) - The rehabilitation of former Soviet military sites in Hungary 437 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 63 (4) (2014) 437–456. DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.63.4.5 The rehabilitation of former Soviet military sites in Hungary Kriszta KÁDÁR1 Abstract This paper focuses on the current status and future possibilities of the regeneration of former Soviet military sites in Hungary. Keywords: areas; brownfi; budapest; cities; city; debrecen; development; eld; hungary; information; lements; military; percent; rehabilitation; sett; sites; soviet; szolnok; troops; urban; utilisation
• Historical predecessors and current geographical possibilities of ethnic based territorial autonomies in the Carpathian Basin by Kocsis, Károly (2013) - Historical predecessors and current geographical possibilities of ethnic based territorial autonomies in the Carpathian Basin 3 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (1) (2013) 3–46. Historical predecessors and current geographical possibilities of ethnic based territorial autonomies in the Carpathian Basin Károly KOCSIS1 Keywords: aft; autonomous; autonomy; basin; border; budapest; century; croatia; district; governance; hungarian; hungary; inhabitants; majority; minorities; minority; nation; national; population; region; romania; self; serbian; serbs; slovakia; state; territories; territory; transylvania; vojvodina
• Report on TRANSMIG final conference by Erőss, Ágnes; Tátrai, Patrik (2013) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. The literary event was held by Beáta Verbászi (an artist from Vojvodina living in Hungary, Radnóti Award holder) who presented novels, essays of Vojvodina Hungarian authors regarding experience, explanation and stories of migration. Keywords: border; conference; hungarian; hungary; research; serbia
• Religious tourism in Hungary - an integrative framework by Irimiás, Anna; Michalkó, Gábor (2013) - Romania: 35 = Foieni (Mezőfény); 36 = Tiream (Mezőterem); 37 = Tășnad (Tasnád); 38 = Carastelec (Kárásztelek); 39 = Şimleu Silvaniei (Szilágysomlyó); 40 = Zalău (Zilah); 41 = Hida (Hidalmás); 42 = Șărmașu (Nagysármás); 43 = Fânaţele Mădărașului (Hidegvölgy); 44 = Târgu Mureș (Marosvásárhely); 45 = Valea (Jobbágyfalva); 46 = Sărăţeni (Sóvárad); 47 = Praid (Parajd); 48 = Suseni (Gyergyóújfalu); 49 = Cârţa (Karcfalva) 192 sprang up on the spot. Pilgrimage to Szentkút, 2012 (Photo by Irimiás, A.) ← 51 = Corići; 52 = Široki Brij eg. Keywords: att; cathedral; catholic; church; churches; cultural; europe; heritage; holy; hungary; maria; people; pilgrimage; pilgrims; place; research; route; shrine; sites; szentkút; tourism; tourists; world
• Upgrading and the geography of the Hungarian automotive industry in the context of the fourth industrial revolution by Molnár, Ernő; Kozma, Gábor; Mészáros, Márk; Kiss, Éva (2020) - Hungarian automotive industry. Egy dinamikus iparág foglalkoz- tatási hatásainak földrajzi aspektusai: a magya- rországi autóipar esete (Geographical aspects of employment impacts of a dynamic industry: the case of Hungarian automotive industry). Keywords: automotive; average; central; companies; counties; data; development; employees; employment; geographical; hungarian; hungary; industrial; industry; motor; number; production; sector; spatial; upgrading; vehicle industry; workers
• Delimiting the "Balaton Riviera" tourist destination by using network analysis by Madarász, Eszter; Papp, Zsófia (2013) - It confi rms that Balaton destination (the lake and its surroundings) is the most popular holiday resort of Hungary, both for domestic and international tourists: lakeside holidays, historical monuments, special natural values and very good opportunities for trips are available for visitors. Balaton destination is classifi ed as one of the 9 tourism development regions (Balaton Region) in Hungary (Figure 1). Keywords: actors; analysis; baggio; balaton; competitiveness; destination; development; dmo; dmos; hungarian; hungary; lake; management; network; region; regional; research; sett; sna; tourism; tourists
• Estimation of flow rate calculation errors on the example of five rapid response catchments in the Mecsek Hills by Hegedűs, Péter; Czigány, Szabolcs; Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Balatonyi, László; Ronczyk, Levente (2013) - Estimation of fl ow rate calculation errors on the example of five rapid response catchments in the Mecsek Hills 331 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (4) (2013) 331–350. Estimation of fl ow rate calculation errors on the example of fi ve rapid response catchments in the Mecsek Hills Péter HEGEDŰS1, Szabolcs CZIGÁNY2, Ervin PIRKHOFFER2 László BALATONYI1 and Levente RONCZYK3 Abstract Today fl ash fl oods are one of the most signifi cant extreme weather-related natural hazards. Keywords: area; calculation; errors; estimation; hungary; koris; land; methods; oods; runoff; soil; specifi; stream; use; values; watersheds
• Spatial differences in Hungarian medical tourism supply based on service providers' online presence by Michalkó, Gábor; Rátz, Tamara; Hinek, Mátyás (2012) - Concerning Hungarian medical tourism, it is such a new area of the market that practically no statistical data are available. Besides Hévíz and Bük, the strongholds of Hungarian medical tourism, several towns and villages located along the Hungarian–Austrian border are extremely well provided with dentists. Keywords: border; budapest; clinics; data; health; hungarian; hungary; lements; providers; services; sett; sopron; supply; tourism; treatments; websites
• Socially sustainable urban renewal in emerging economies: A comparison of Magdolna Quarter, Budapest, Hungary and Albert Park, Durban, South Africa by Nzimande, Ntombifuthi Precious; Fabula, Szabolcs (2020) - From social urban renewal to dis- crimination: Magdolna neighbourhood programme in Budapest. The main aim of this study is twofold: firstly, it provides a literature review on the social sustainability of urban renewal and secondly, it compares urban renewal interventions in two different geographical settings to provide rec- ommendations about public participation and stakeholder involvement, which can contribute to increasing social sustainability of urban renewal projects. Keywords: africa; albert; area; budapest; community; development; hungary; park; participation; policies; policy; projects; regeneration; renewal; renewal projects; social; south; sustainability; urban
• Contributions to the issues of regional economic growth and equilibrium as well as the regional policy by Kocziszky, György; Benedek, József (2012) - An institutional perspective on regional economic development. Keywords: regional policy, economic growth, new regionalism, regional equilibrium and sustainability Introduction The economic policy of Hungary of the past decades can be described by a number of controversies. Keywords: companies; convergence; development; diff; economy; equilibrium; growth; hungarian; hungary; level; new; policy; regionalism; regions
• Depending on motorways - transport connections of Hungarian industrial parks and their enterprises by Kiss, Éva; Tiner, Tibor (2012) - Depending on motorways – transport connections of Hungarian industrial parks and their enterprises Éva KISS and Tibor TINER1 Abstract After regime change industrial parks (IPs) with diff erent transport conditions played a prominent role in the renewal and the spatial transformation of Hungarian industry. Until the appearance of railways, there had been no considerable or sharp diff erences in the conditions of road transport of landlocked countries. Keywords: companies; connections; development; diff; economic; eld; enterprises; erent; hungarian; hungary; infrastructure; ips; motorways; number; percent; railway; regional; rms; sett; site; transport; transportation
• The effects of global economic crisis in Hungary by Egedy, Tamás (2012) - The eff ects of global economic crisis in Hungary 155 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 61 (2) (2012) 155–173. The eff ects of global economic crisis in Hungary Tamás EGEDY1 Abstract In recent years it has become apparent that the global crisis aff ects not only the core economic zones, but it also put pressure on individual nation-states to rethink their economic policies. Keywords: cities; countries; credit; crisis; currency; development; economy; ects; eff; european; foreign; households; housing; hungarian; hungary; interest; loans; market; percent; unemployment
• Hungary as receiving country for circulars by Illés, Sándor; Kincses, Áron (2012) - The paper draws on a conceptual framework for a sort of defi nition of international circular migration. Firstly, the paper draws on a concep- tual framework for a defi nition proposed of international circular migration. Keywords: age; budapest; circular; circulation; counties; county; data; hungary; migrants; migration; moves; percent; residence; return; system; time
• Water temperatures of the Danube and Tisza Rivers in Hungary by Lovász, György (2012) - May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year The Danube between Dunaremete and Mohács, 378.6 km -0.3 -0.1 0.1 1.0 2.0 12.1 2.7 2.7 1.9 1.2 0.5 -0.2 1.2 The Tisza between Tiszabecs and Szeged, 572.3 km 0.2 0.5 0.8 2.1 2.5 2.9 3.0 3.2 3.1 3.0 2.0 0.7 2.0 321 The trends of water temperature change between 1951 and 2010 The trend of mean water temperature changes of both rivers is related to global warming (M , J. 1988, 1989, 1991; B , J. et al. 2007 and oth- ers). Trends in water temperature change are established and interpretations are sought with consideration to the climate change trends predicted by climatologists for Hungary. Keywords: basin; carpathian; danube; hungarian; hungary; temperature; tisza; trend; water
• Hungarian industry in a context of settlement network and pattern by Kiss, Éva (2011) - Concomitantly there had been a persistent decrease of sett lements due to the accession of villages to urban sett lements, from 13,170 in 1870 down to 12,557 by 1910 (Beluszky, P. 1999). Moreover, industrial enterprises with more than ten employees (7,300 fi rms) as to late 2008 and sectoral distribution by sett lement were examined to reveal structural specifi cities of the industrial branches. Keywords: budapest; enterprises; ern; hungarian; hungary; industry; inhabitants; lements; network; number; population; sett; sett lements; size; urban; villages
• Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences Scientific Activity Report '10 by Erőss, Ágnes (2011) - Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences Scientific Activity Report '10 108 GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE Hungarian Academy of Sciences Scientifi c Activity Report’10 I. Main tasks of the Institute The Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences (GRI HAS) continued to pursue research activities as a member of the Association of Institutes in Geosciences of the HAS in 2010. Research activities in sample areas to facilitate deposition and safe storage of radioactive wastes of low and intermediary activity as by-products of nuclear energy generation continued to be a complex scientifi c operation. Keywords: development; hungarian; hungary; institute; physical; project; research; soil
• Industry 4.0 in a dualistic manufacturing sector – qualitative experiences from enterprises and their environment, Eastern Hungary by Nagy, Csongor; Molnár, Ernő; Kiss, Éva (2020) - From the point of view of spill-over effects, it is promising that Nick, G. (2018) encountered data sharing to their value chain partners in 92 per cent of industry companies in Hungary involved in Industry 4.0. The value of industrial production per county’s inhabitant in per cent of the country’s average and the number of manufacturing companies employing at least 250 people by headquarters, 2018. Keywords: bulletin; companies; company; development; eastern; enterprises; et al; foreign; hungary; industry; manufacturing; nagy; operation; production; research; role; system; time; value
• Conservation tillage for rational water management and soil conservation by Madarász, Balázs; Bádonyi, Krisztina; Csepinszky, Béla; Mika, János; Kertész, Ádám (2011) - Besides their great stem volume maize and sunfl ower growing is unfavorable from the aspect of soil conservation. Soil conservation is also concerned about living organisms in the soil, not only about the physical state of the soil. Keywords: climate; conservation; conservation tillage; eff; erosion; hungary; loss; maize; plots; rainfall; runoff; soil; tillage; water; years
• The World seen by Hungarian students: a mental map analysis by Rédei, Mária; Kincses, Áron; Jakobi, Ákos (2011) - – Abbreviations: AFG = Afghanistan; ALB = Albania; ARE = United Arab Emirates; ARG = Argentina; AUS = Australia; AUT = Austria; BEL = Belgium; BFA = Burkina Faso; BGR = Bulgaria; BIH = Bosnia and Herzegovina; BRA = Brazil; CAN = Canada; CHE = Switzerland; CHL = Chile; CHN = China; COD = Democratic Republic of the Congo; COL = Colombia; CUB = Cuba; CZE = Czech Republic; DEU = Germany; DNK = Denmark; DZA = Algeria; EGY = Egypt; ESP = Spain; EST = Estonia; ETH = Ethiopia; FIN = Finland; FRA = France; GBR = United Kingdom; GEO = Georgia; GRC = Greece; HRV = Croatia; HUN = Hungary; IND = India; IRL = Ireland; IRN = Iran Islamic Republic; IRQ = Iraq; ISL = Iceland; ISR = Israel; ITA = Italy; JPN = Japan; KAZ = Kazakhstan; KEN = Kenya; LUX = Luxembourg; LVA = Latvia; MAR = Morocco; MDA = Moldova; MEX = Mexico; MKD = (Former Yugoslav Republic of) Macedonia; MLT = Malta; MNG = Mongolia; NGA = Nigeria; NLD = Netherlands; NOR = Norway; NZL = New Zealand; PAK = Pakistan; PER = Peru; POL = Poland; PRK = Democratic People’s Republic of Korea; PRT = Portugal; PRY = Paraguay; PSE = Occupied Palestinian Territory; ROU = Romania; RUS = Russia; SAU = Saudi Arabia; SDN = Sudan; SEN = Senegal; SGP = Singapore; SOM = Somalia; SRB = Serbia; SUHH = former USSR; SVK = Slovakia; SVN = Slovenia; SWE = Sweden; SYR = Syrian Arab Republic; TCD = Chad; TJK = Tajikistan; TUN = Tunisia; TUR = Turkey; UKR = Ukraine; USA = United States; UZB = Uzbekistan; YUCS = Yugoslavia; ZAF = South African Republic 147 Romania is the country mentioned the most oft en concerning all categories. – Abbreviations: AGP = Malaga; AMS = Amsterdam; ANK = Ankara; ATH = Athens; BCN = Barcelona; BEG = Belgrade; BER1 = Berlin; BGW = Baghdad; BJS = Beij ing; BOL = Bologna; BOM = Mumbai (Bombay); BOS = Boston; BRN = Bern; BRU1 = Brussels; BSB = Brasilia; BSL = Basel; BTS = Bratislava; BUD = Budapest; BUH = Bucharest; CAI = Cairo; CAS = Casablanca; CCU = Kolkata (Calcutt a); CGN = Cologne; CHI = Chicago; CLU = Cluj-Napoca; CPH = Copenhagen; CPT = Cape Town; DAC = Dhaka; DAM = Damascus; DUB = Dublin; DXB = Dubai; EDI = Edinburgh; FIH = Kinshasa; FLR = Florence; FRA = Frankfurt; GLA = Glasgow; GRZ = Graz; GVA = Geneva; HAV = La Habana; HEL = Helsinki; HKG = Hong Kong; ICD = New Delhi; IEV = Kiev; IST = Istanbul; JER = Jerusalem; JNB = Johannesburg; KBL = Kabul; KIV = Kishinev; KOS = Košice; KRK = Krakow; KRT = Khartoum; LAS = Las Vegas; LAX = Los Angeles; LED = St. Petersburg; LIS = Lisbon; LON = London; LOS = Lagos; LPL = Liverpool; LUX = Luxembourg; LYS = Lyon; MAD = Madrid; MEL = Melbourne; MEX = Mexico City; MIA = Miami; MIE = Miercurea- Ciuc; MIL = Milan; MON1 = Monaco; MOW = Moscow; MRS = Marseilles; MSQ = Minsk; MUC = Munich; NAP = Naples; NBO = Nairobi; NYC = New York; ODO = Odorheiu Secuiesc; OPO = Porto; OSL = Oslo PAR = Paris; PHL = Philadelphia; PNH = Phnom Penh; PRG = Prague; REY = Reykjavik; RIO = Rio de Janeiro; RIX = RIGA; ROM = Rome; SAL2 = Salzburg; SFO = San Francisco; SHA = Shanghai; SIN = Singapore; SJJ = Sarajevo; SOF = Sofi a; SPU = Split; STO = Stockholm; STR = Stutt gart; SYD = Sydney; TAR = Târgu Mures; TBS = Tbilisi; THR = Tehran; TIA = Tirana; TLL = Tallinn; TLV = Tel Aviv; TOR = Toronto; TYO = Tokyo; ULN = Ulaanbaatar; VCE = Venice; VDZ = Vaduz; VIE = Vienna; VLA = Vladivostok; VLC = Valencia; WAS = Washington DC.; WLG = Wellington; WOW = Warsaw; ZAG = Zagreb; ZRH = Zurich 152 Major Degree of Knowledge and Positive Asymmetry: Vienna, Roma, Berlin, Paris and London are well known and positively perceived cities in the vision of the world of Hungarian students. Keywords: asymmetry; belonging; cities; city; countries; country; diff; erent; europe; hungarian; hungary; knowledge; level; live; perception; results; students; usa; world
• Budapest as a destination of migration: the view of transnational creative workers by Egedy, Tamás; Kovács, Zoltán (2011) - Budapest Hungary. Within international migration temporary migration for the purpose of study has become increasingly typical by now. Keywords: att; budapest; city; countries; country; economic; education; factors; foreigners; hungarian; hungary; level; life; migrants; migration; new; people; region; workers; years
• Does better availability mean better accessibility? Spatial inequalities in the care of acute myocardial infarction in Hungary by Uzzoli, Annamária; Egri, Zoltán; Szilágyi, Dániel; Pál, Viktor (2020) - Here the concept of ‘health care access’ is inherently multi-dimensional integrating both spatial and non-spatial factors. We applied statistical analysis and interview techniques to unfold the role of spatiality in the conditions of access to health care. Keywords: accessibility; ami; analysis; availability; care; deprivation; distance; geographical; health; health care; hungary; infarction; interviews; level; mortality; services
• Retail competitiveness in a middle sized border town (Komárno, Slovakia) by T. Sikos, Tamás; Kovács, András (2011) - This phenomenon has been observed in other towns as well: new shopping centers so to say drain the existing retail zones of their competitive shops, thus creating new, so called covered town centers. Keywords: cross-border retail trade, shopping centers, competitiveness, shopping habits. Keywords: border; center; figure; hungary; komárno; number; research; respondents; retail; retailers; shopping; slovakia; town; trade
• Spatial diffusion of mobile telephony in Hungary by Tiner, Tibor (2010) - Some regional and local characteristics of the diff usion of mobile communications The development of mobile communications in the last decade was character- ized by three marked trends (Erdősi, F. 1999): 1. Globalisation processes in mobile communication. Keywords: budapest; communications; diff; hungary; information; mobile; new; phones; students; technologies; telecommunications; telephone; wireless
• Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences Scientific Activity Report '09 by Erőss, Ágnes (2010) - These relations are associated with special research programmes, research projects or bilat- eral research agreements. In the frame of this cooperation researchers regularly hold courses at ELTE, while the profes- sors from ELTE participate in scientifi c projects in the GRI HAS. Keywords: hungarian; hungary; institute; international; project; research; researchers; scientifi; soil; university
• Far from the core - regions and industrial parks in economic shadow in Hungary (Part one) by Tiner, Tibor (2010) - 89–106. Far from the core – regions and industrial parks in economic shadow in Hungary1 Part one Tibor Tiner2 Abstract The economic development of NUTS2 regions in Hungary can be evaluated in diff erent ways. Total annual profi t of leading 500 companies by NUTS2 regions between 2005 and 2009, bn HUF 104 The profi t increase of Central Hungary (801 bn HUF between 2005 and 2009) demonstrates a heavy concentration process, opposite to the rest six regions, where the profi ts of the market leaders showed a very modest growth (52 bn HUF) for the same period. Keywords: budapest; central; companies; counties; country; development; economic; huf; hungary; industry; ipari; parks; profi; region; rms; total; transdanubia
• Regional distribution of immigrants in Hungary by Tóth, Géza; Kincses, Áron (2010) - A change in this unfavourable image, as a result of a greater interna- tional integration (Papademetriou, D.G. 2006) – with the help of eliminating trade barriers and international borders (Van Geenhuizen, M. and Ratti, R. 2001) – represents a new perspective of growth in border regions (Contessi, S. 2001; Traistaru, I. et al. 2002) in the fi rst place because of geographical accessibility to large potential markets as occurred in 1993 in Europe with the establishment of a single market and aft er the establishment of NAFTA (Krugman, P. and Venables, A.J. 1996; Krugman, P. 1998). Diff erent taxes, languages, cultures (though in the case of borders in concern these last two cases are not valid) and business practices hamper the cross border trade – these are a basis for potential political and social instability at border regions – which discourage domestic and foreign producers to sett le down in these regions (Hansen, N. 1977). Keywords: analysis; border; budapest; distance; distribution; foreigners; hungary; micro; population; proportion; signifi; variables
• Main socio-economic and environmental trends in the Carpathian region by Pomázi, István; Szabó, Elemér (2010) - In most Carpathian countries the development of industry, agriculture and transport sectors originally involved a great deal of energy consumption and had led to emission of pollutants at accelerated rates and increasing pres- sures on the environment. They have been aff ected by national population growth rates that have slowed down and even turned negative, as people have migrated to urban areas and other countries in search of employment. Keywords: areas; carpathians; countries; development; environment; gdp; hungary; population; rate; region; romania; ukraine; unemployment
• Experiences with the use of European Union resources in the Southern Great Plain region (Hungary) in 2007-2008 by Vajda, Gizella (2010) - While the urban counties (towns with county rights) submitt ed 46 projects on an average, villages pre- sented 2–3 projects at tenders to receive fi nancial resources from the SGPOP. Regarding the number of the supported projects and the amount of fi nancial resources dis- tributed, Csongrád County was the most successful, where more than 37 per cent of the winning projects was submitt ed, which covers 45 per cent of all the distributed amount. Keywords: cent; development; hungary; op m; plain; projects; regions; resources; submitt
• A method for complex spatial delimitation of tourism destinations in South Transdanubia by Aubert, Antal; Csapó, János; Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Puczkó, László; Szabó, Géza (2010) - In our method, the basic units for the creation of tourism core areas are limited by administrational sett lement borders. (Delimitation of tourism core areas of the South Transdanubian Region). Keywords: areas; att; att raction; core; core areas; delimitation; destinations; development; guest; hungary; international; lement; raction; region; regional; research; sett; south; supply; tourism
• Scale dependence of gully investigations by Jakab, Gergely; Kertész, Ádám; Szalai, Zoltán (2010) - Gully erosion plays a particular role in rapid and extreme erosion processes. Keywords: gully erosion, scale dependence, GIS Introduction Gully erosion is the prevailing soil degradation process under arid and semi- arid climatic conditions. Keywords: development; erosion; forest; gullies; gully; hungary; jakab; land; scale; soil; use
• Tisza River Valley: future prospects by Nagy, István; Ligetvári, Ferenc; Schweitzer, Ferenc (2010) - Before 1976 the measure of fl ood security was based on the diff erence Before 1976 the measure of fl ood security was based on the diff erence between the height of embankments and the highest level of former fl oods. Abstract Hungary is among the countries in Europe most severely endangered by fl oods. Keywords: areas; embankments; fl ood; hungary; new; ood; river; tisza; water
• Homogenized classification of developing economies: different countries behind general indices by Csomós, György; Kulcsár, Balázs (2010) - On the basis of the results of demographic analyses, instead of IMF’s defi nition of developing countries it seems to be worth relying on UN's similar categoriza- tion stating that Hungary means a transitional stage in between developing and developed countries. Keywords: developing countries, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, economic indices Introduction The sole objective by writing this article has been to answer the question: whether the category of developing countries can be regarded as a homogene- ous group or certain diff erentiation within this category is needed with respect to the factors examined by various organizations. Keywords: asia; capita; countries; country; diff; europe; gdp; growth; hungary; international; philippines; population; rate; usd; world
• Jankó, F., Kücsán, J. and Szende, K. (eds.): Hungarian Atlas of Historic Towns No. 1. - Sopron by Vadas, András (2010) - Plates B.1 and B.2 represent some aspects of social, ecclesiastic and economic structures of Sopron town in medieval and early modern times. Over the last four decades more than 450 folios have been published in the series of historical town atlases, all of which have, more or less, the same structure and edit- ing principles. Keywords: atlas; century; hungary; maps; sopron; town
• Competitiveness of the Hungarian regions by Enyedi, György (2009) - Geographical diff erences in economic competitiveness of Hungarian regions have been shaped for long and within the state boundaries of the country. Keywords: competitiveness, regional inequalities, comparison of EU regions Introduction During the last few years both research and economic policy making have shown an eager interest for regional competitiveness. Keywords: budapest; competitiveness; counties; country; development; economy; employment; european; hungary; regional; regions
• Geopolitics of pipelines and Eastern Europe with especial regard to Hungary by Kocsis, Károly; Tiner, Tibor (2009) - Key words: energy policy, gas pipelines, East Central Europe The global energy sector is under a continuous tension since the end of the 20th century, which is a result of the rapid growth of global energy consumption, of the skyrocketing of energy prices and the strong competition for the energy resources. The main goals of this strategy were the following: encircling the EU by gas pipelines (Nord Stream, South Stream) bypassing problematic transit countries; buying the majority of the East Caspian gas as cheap as possibly and selling as expensively as possible; bringing Kazakh oil and Turkmen gas to the West through Russian controlled pipes; making Russia’s ties with the Caspian as strong as possible; discourag- ing or killing competing EU/US backed projects (e.g. TCGP, Nabucco, TGI) and ensuring the West that Russia is reliable energy supplier (Karbuz, S. 2007). Keywords: caspian; central; countries; energy; europe; european; gas; hungary; nabucco; oil; pipeline; project; russian; stream; supply; ukraine
• From the Editors by Kocsis, Károly; Tiner, Tibor (2010) - The studies abound in facts and fi gures about Hungary: foreign readers can get acquainted with the territorial distribution of the top 500 industrial enterprises providing 85% of GDP and to learn about their concentration in the central region (more than three hundred of them was found here in 2009) and in the western part of the country as a result of restructuring. At the same time these circumstances are aff ected increas- ingly by major international trends of various scales: globalization, European integration, transboundary cooperation. Keywords: country; geography; hungary
• Environmental conditions of gully erosion in Hungary by Kertész, Ádám (2009) - The signifi cance of soil erosion processes was recognized half a century ago and a soil erosion map was constructed by Stefanovits, P. and Duck, T. (1964) covering, however, only improved farmland (excluding non agricul- tural uses, e.g. forests, urban and industrial areas, roads, etc.). Research on soil erosion by water concentrated, however, mainly on sheet erosion. Keywords: development; erosion; gullies; gully; gully erosion; hungary; land; loess; processes; soil
• Changing spaces of knowledge-based business services in Hungary by Nagy, Erika; Nagy, Gábor (2009) - The increasing involvement in international (cross border) issues made Hungarian fi rms increasingly depend- ent on information and knowledge either provided by business service fi rms or gett ing it through informal (personal) networks (Nagy, E. 2007). Business service fi rms of overwhelmingly small scale (employing less than fi ve persons) rested on capitalising the knowledge, professional experience and personal relations of the founders (owners). Keywords: business; business services; capital; centres; development; economy; hungary; information; international; knowledge; market; new; ows; process; rms; services
• Kocsis, K. and Schweitzer, F. (eds.): Hungary in Maps by Gercsák, Gábor (2009) - Although the emphasis is largely placed on contemporary Hungary, important sections are devoted to the historical development of the natural and human environment as well. Kocsis, K. and Schweitzer, F. (eds.): Hungary in Maps. Keywords: atlas; hungarian; hungary; maps
• OECD Environmental Performance Reviews Hungary by Pomázi, István (2009) - Hungary has developed a proactive stance in international environmental co-operation. Hungary still needs to address a number of environmental challenges, while pursuing sustainable development and balancing economic, environmental and social concerns. Keywords: hungary; oecd; progress; water
• Nuclear energy in Hungary by Katona, Tamás János (2009) - 250 Licensed term of operation of Paks NPP units is 30 years, which expires between 2012 and 2017. Keywords: energy mix, diversifi cation of energy sources, Paks NPP, operation safety, extension of capacities, preparation for a new project Introduction Development of Hungarian economy during the past two decades was ac- companied with a growing consumption of electric energy: in 2008 about 40 billion kWh gross was generated, nevertheless per capita use remained low i.e. about 3,300 kWh/a. Keywords: capacity; development; energy; hungarian; hungary; nuclear; operation; paks; paks npp; plant; power; power plant; project; years
• The capacity and potentials of Budapest to attract creative economy by Egedy, Tamás; Kovács, Zoltán (2009) - Keywords: creative knowledge sector, innovation, ACRE project, Budapest Metropolitan Region, soft and hard factors, decision on sett lement Introduction Creativity, knowledge and innovation are broadly recognised as the essential ingredients of economic success in the advanced capitalist world. The importance of BMR in the creative knowledge sector in Hungary (%) Industries Enterprises Employees Revenues Creative industries ICT Finances Law and business R&D, higher education Creative knowledge sector Total 43.3 53.6 27.4 41.9 52.4 42.3 35.0 44.8 46.7 66.5 53.0 48.7 49.0 39.1 62.3 43.1 91.2 66.6 77.5 58.4 53.2 285 Budapest as a living space for creative employees Data of the 2001 national census reveal the main features of spatial distribu- tion of labour force in the creative knowledge sector in Hungary and in the Budapest Metropolitan Region. Keywords: att; bmr; budapest; employees; factors; hungary; industries; knowledge; knowledge sector; metropolitan; region; rms; sector
• Geographical approach of Industry 4.0 based on information and communication technologies at Hungarian enterprises in connection with industrial space by Kiss, Éva; Nedelka, Erzsébet (2020) - Only a few of the studied ICT indicators – due to length limitation – are presented (in four fig- ures) with the most significant regional dif- ferences and which are more representative of industrial enterprises. � IndI-2: Ratio of industrial enterprises of all enterprises in 2018, %; � IndI-3: Number of enterprises with foreign interest in manufacturing in 2017; � IndI-4: Ratio of manufacturing enterprises with foreign interest of all enterprises with foreign interest in 2017, %; � IndI-5: Value of industrial production per inhabitant in 2018, 1,000 HUF; � IndI-6: Export sales of industry in 2018, million HUF; � IndI-7: Number of employees in industry in 2018; � IndI-8: Keywords: computers; counties; county; development; digital; enterprises; hungarian; hungary; ict; indicators; industrial; industry; new; number; ratio; revolution; technologies
• Visible minorities in remote areas: a comparative study of Roma in Hungary and Indigenous people in Australia by Taylor, Andrew; Tátrai, Patrik; Erőss, Ágnes (2018) - Based on the few available data and the general gap between the remote and non-remote areas, and considering the limits of the indirect method, we also argue that remote living Roma face somewhat worse life-circumstances than their co-ethnics in non-remote regions. Furthermore, residential segregation and the peripheral geographical location of villages with high Roma populations also contributes to segregation (Ladányi, J. and Szelényi, I. 2001) based on segregated settlements within the locality or a ghettoized villages, particu- larly in the north-eastern and south-western peripheries (Kocsis, K. and Kovács, Z. 1991; Virág, T. 2006). Keywords: areas; australian; census; data; hungarian; hungary; minorities; non; number; population; remote; roma; social
• The revival of 'Central Europe' among Hungarian political elites: its meaning and geopolitical implications by Balogh, Péter (2017) - ‘return to Europe’, Central Europe has re-emerged as a ‘channel of protest’ vis-á-vis the West. A few months following his re-election as Prime Minister (PM), Orbán claimed in Cairo that “the economic future of entire Europe de- pends on Central Europe” (MTI 2011). Keywords: central; countries; economic; europe; european; government; hungary; ibid; minister; mti; orbán; prime; region; visegrad; western
• Kin-state politics stirred by a geopolitical conflict: Hungary's growing activity in post-Euromaidan Transcarpathia, Ukraine by Tátrai, Patrik; Erőss, Ágnes; Kovály, Katalin (2017) - Nowadays in Transcarpathia Hungarian citizenship helps to escape conscription and serves as a golden ticket to enter not only the Hungarian, but more the European Union’s job market or education system. Kin- state politics, including citizenship politics, are sculpted by interests and preferences of at least three involved parties, namely the state, the kin-state and the co-ethnic group (Brubaker, R. 1996). Keywords: citizenship; communities; countries; europe; geographical; hungarian; hungary; kin; labour; migration; new; politics; state; state politics; transcarpathia; ukraine
• Re-bordering of the Hungarian South: geopolitics of the Hungarian border fence by Pap, Norbert; Reményi, Péter (2017) - This paper intends to outline the shifting political actions of Hungarian (primarily, but not exclusively) political elites in regard to Hungarian borders since the 20th century, with particular focus on changes taking place after 2015. Hungarian border politics had previously been typically practical in its approach; measures of revision or militarisa- tion of borders and debordering had been the subject of politics and problem-solving po- litical issues. Keywords: borders; bulletin; discourse; europe; european; government; hungarian; hungary; migrants; migration; pap; party; politics; public; reményi; research; social; studies
• Lampland, M.: The Value of Labor: The Science of Commodification in Hungary, 1920-1956 by Czirfusz, Márton (2017) - Her latest book, ‘The Value of Labor’ is a summary of research about how scientists and the state bureau- cracy worked in Hungary on determining the value of agricultural labour in a scientific and rational way. Although at the first sight ‘The Value of Labor’ might be read as an intellectual history of how the value of agricultural labour was measured (and remunerated) in the interwar period and during early socialism in Hungary, the book offers in fact a broader social history of agriculture in the coun- try. Keywords: book; commodification; geography; hungary; labour; lampland; value; work
• Geographical analysis of climate vulnerability at a regional scale: the case of the Southern Great Plain in Hungary by Farkas, Jenő Zsolt; Hoyk, Edit; Rakonczai, János (2017) - Climate vulnerability index – measure of climate change vulnerability to communities: a case of rural Lower Himalaya, India. This study also demonstrates that the resolution of global climate change vulnerability indices is not suitable for regional scale analysis because of the significant territorial differences. Keywords: adaptation; analysis; bulletin; change; climate; climate change; climate vulnerability; effects; hungary; index; indicators; level; plain; vulnerability; water
• Towards a multiscalar perspective on the prospects of ‘the actually existing smart village’ – a view from Hungary by Szalai, Ádám; Varró, Krisztina; Fabula, Szabolcs (2021) - Keywords: smart village, smart rural development, rural development, digitalisation, Hungary, multiscalar perspective Received March 2021, accepted May 2021 Szalai, Á. et al. This paper acknowledges the need to inves- tigate the local conditions for smart develop- ment, as well as that of societally relevant re- search on smart rural development. Keywords: areas; bulletin; city; development; digital; et al; european; hungary; innovation; national; policy; programme; research; rural; strategy; urban; village
• Urban geographical patterns of the relationship between mobile communication, social networks and economic development – the case of Hungary by Egedy, Tamás; Ságvári, Bence (2021) - By implication, the more in- tense the mobile communication, the larger Egedy, T. and Ságvári, B. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 70 (2021) (2) 129–148.132 the amount of CDR data generated, and the transmission of data requires an increasing- ly advanced technological background and mobile communication network. Mao, H. et al. (2013) investigated the relationship between the characteristics of mobile phone network and the socio-eco- nomic status of a developing region in the Ivory Coast. Keywords: cities; city; communication; connections; data; development; digital; economic; et al; hungary; ict; information; level; network; research; use
• Review of soil tillage history and new challenges in Hungary by Birkás, Márta; Dekemati, Igor; Kende, Zoltán; Pósa, Barnabás (2017) - Eras of soil tillage development in Hungary The history of soil tillage in Hungary was rich and full of unexpected challenges in the past. Introduction No critical discussion of the development of soil tillage in Hungary has ever been pub- lished in English so far, apart from details (Birkás, M. et al. 1989, 2004), from which is hardly to draw comprehensive conclusions for the reasons why local tillage practices are lagging behind or how progress has been made. Keywords: birkás; budapest; climate; conservation; damage; development; hungary; methods; soil; soil tillage; tillage; water
• Returning home: An evaluation of Hungarian return migration by Lados, Gábor; Hegedűs, Gábor (2017) - The majority of migration theories evaluate return migration by the role of family, motivations or different kinds of acquired capital, but the importance of identity change is less considered. Return migration. Keywords: countries; country; hegedűs; home; hungarian; hungary; identity; lados; migration; return; returnees
• Measuring and interpreting emigration intentions of Hungarians by Siska-Szilasi, Beáta; Kóródi, Tibor; Vadnai, Péter (2017) - During the survey we measured socio-economic status, age, gender, migrations intentions and previous migration records. Our results confirm a more glo- balised pattern of migration intentions where women are at least as much involved in the process of preparation as men, and regions with good economic performance are equally affected as regions with economic hardship. Keywords: budapest; emigration; factors; hungary; intentions; people; percent; research; survey
• In memory of victims: Monument and counter-monument in Liberty Square, Budapest by Erőss, Ágnes (2016) - “In memory of victims”: Monument and counter-monument in Liberty Square, Budapest 237Erőss, A. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 65 (2016) (3) 237–254. (…) However, the monument on Liberty Square wishes to narrate one specific period of the country’s history not the meaning of nation, the following argument perfectly describes the case of Liberty Square monument as well: “Rather than opening space for thoughts, it closes it, gives content to the national identity and values – similar to the way in which the architect was chosen in disregard of artistic competition, which indicates the need of Fidesz to prescribe national values” (Palonen, E. 2013, 547–548). Keywords: budapest; bulletin; counter; government; hungary; liberty; memorial; memory; monument; occupation; photo; protest; public; square; victims
• Assessment of climate change exposure of tourism in Hungary using observations and regional climate model data by Kovács, Attila; Király, Andrea (2021) - In conclusion, we can expect an increase of mTCI with one category or in some cas- es, tourism climate conditions will remain unchanged in March, April, October and November. Summary and concluding remarks According to the current and future spatial patterns of tourism climate conditions in Hungary through observations and regional climate model data, the following outlines can be drawn: – The annual course of the present and fu- ture conditions is bimodal in all cases, that is, the most favourable circumstances are found in spring and autumn, while in the summer period, a decline in climate poten- tial is observed. Keywords: change; climate; conditions; data; future; hungarian; hungary; kovács; model; mtci; period; results; tourism
• Hungary's place on Eurasian rail land bridges and the eastern opening by Farkas, Z. Andrew; Pap, Norbert; Reményi, Péter (2017) - As the authors argue, aft er comparing foreign strategies of CEE countries, “eastern opening” of Hungary is not a unique move in the region, neither is the renewed interest in rail land bridges. Keywords: transportation, rail land bridges, foreign policy of Hungary, China, Southeast Europe, 1 Supported by the Think Visegrad Fellowship program of the V4 Think-Tank platform and the Publication and Research program of the Pallas Athéné Geopolitical Foundation within the framework of the research project Hungary and the 21st century political world order. Keywords: asia; bridges; canal; china; chinese; container; east; economic; europe; foreign; hungary; land; new; policy; ports; rail; routes; transport
• An analysis of the latest trends of the complex development of the Croatian-Hungarian border area by Čelan, Tvrtko Josip (2016) - Due to the intensifi cation of the co-operation between former communist countries and well-devel- oped EU states, border areas became impor- tant fi elds of economic development, with a role to connect the neighbouring areas and even to form transborder regions (Opačić, V.T. et al. 2004). Martinez also made diff erence between diff erent types of border areas, like: alienated, co-existing, mutually co-operat- ing and integrated border areas. Keywords: area; border; border area; croatian; cross; crossing; development; htt; hungarian; hungary; operation; programme; region; signifi; t.j; tourism; transport
• Spatial characteristics of access of third-country citizens to the Hungarian public health care system by Illés, Sándor; Gellér-Lukács, Éva (2016) - As a main rule, Hungarian health care is free of charge for eligible persons, no ex- tra charges shall be paid by the benefi ciary. The heterogeneity of third country pa- tients, the frequency of demand of medical services, the type of the treatments within public health care are all fundamental re- search terrains to be investigated since health is one of the main elements of wellbeing and inequality, too (Thomas, F. and Gideon, J. 2013; Jakab, Zs. Keywords: care; citizens; country; health; health care; hungarian; hungary; international; medical; migration; nationals; patient; persons; system
• Kocsis, K., Kovács, Z., Nemerkényi, Zs., Gercsák, G., Kincses, Á. and Tóth, G. (eds.): National Atlas of Hungary Vol. 3: Society by Jordan, Peter (2021) - With the table of main data of vital statistics in Chapter IV (Natural change of population, 12 pages) it is not immediately recognizable that it refers just to the territory of modern Hungary taking into account that the atlas embraces very frequently the entire Carpathian Basin. Contrary to many other national atlases, this atlas profits from the view on a wider region, in this case the Carpathian Basin, which is of course due to Hungary’s image of self as the successor of a much larger histori- cal entity. Keywords: atlas; basin; chapter; hungary; map; population
• The system and spatial distribution of protected areas in Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia and Croatia by Mari, László; Tábori, Zsófia; Šulc, Ivan; Radeljak Kaufmann, Petra; Milanović, Ranko; Gessert, Alena; Imecs, Zoltán; Baricz, Anetta; Telbisz, Tamás (2022) - Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 71 (2022) (2) 99–115.100 the IUCN (International Union for Conserva- tion of Nature) formulates recommendations for protected area categories, the system of protected areas varies to some extent from country to country. Comparison of protected area categories Table 1 shows the protected area categories, which are defined in each country’s Nature Conservation Law, with brief descriptions us- ing keywords. Keywords: areas; categories; countries; country; croatia; hungary; national; nature; serbia
• Trends in extreme precipitation events (SW Hungary) based on a high-density monitoring network by Schmeller, Gabriella; Nagy, Gábor; Sarkadi, Noémi; Cséplő, Anikó; Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Geresdi, István; Balogh, Richárd; Ronczyk, Levente; Czigány, Szabolcs (2022) - Introduction Climate change is not only associated with higher temperatures but also involves the changes of the temporal and spatial pattern of precipitation and particularly the dynam- ics of severe weather phenomena, including extreme precipitation events (EPE) (Lovino, M. et al. 2014; Grazzini, F. et al. 2019; Jakab, G. et al. 2019; Balatonyi, L. et al. 2022). The dynamics as well as the micro- physical and thermodynamical properties of convective clouds, combined with the Trends in extreme precipitation events (SW Hungary) based on a high-density monitoring network Gabriella SCHMELLER1, Gábor NAGY2, Noémi SARKADI1, Anikó CSÉPLŐ1, Ervin PIRKHOFFER 1, István GERESDI1, Richárd BALOGH1, Levente RONCZYK1 and Szabolcs CZIGÁNY1 Abstract Climate change is commonly associated with extreme weather phenomena. Keywords: data; epes; et al; events; frequencies; grid; hungary; omsz; period; phn; precipitation; pécs
• The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cross-border shopping tourism: the case of Hungary by Tömöri, Mihály; Staniscia, Barbara (2023) - The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cross-border shopping tourism: the case of Hungary 147Tömöri, M. and Staniscia, B. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 147–161.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.72.2.4 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 2023 (2) 147–161. This paper focuses on a relatively under-researched topic, cross-border shopping tourism in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Keywords: border; covid-19; cross; expenditures; hungary; outbound; pandemic; percent; shopping; shopping tourism; shopping trips; tourism; trips

• Creative capacity of European countries by Alexy, Martin; Káčer, Marek; Rehák, Štefan (2018) - Firstly, we construct creativity index with both the cross-section and the time series dimensions. JEL: O10, O30, O34, C10 Keywords: creativity index, 3Ts concept, European comparison 1 Department of Finance, Faculty of National Economy, University of Economics in Bratislava. Keywords: class; countries; creativity; creativity index; development; european; florida; happiness; human; index; indicators; indices; professionals; time; values; variables
• Hadjimichalis, C.: Crisis Spaces: Structures, Struggles and Solidarity in Southern Europe by Nagy, Erika (2018) - This is a heavy argument against “centric, prototypical theorizing” of spatial processes (see Peck, J. 2016, 14) and policy making focused on growth and based on model regions (best practices) that failed to manage socio-spatial polarisation in Europe during the crisis and thereafter. Yet, political economists and economic geographers grew increasingly sensitive to socio-cultural diversity of in- stitutions and social practices, and the entanglement of macro-structural changes and local/institutional contexts that produced new polarities and marginali- ties in the last two decades. Keywords: crisis; development; european; processes; socio
• Suburbs around the Czech provincial city of České Budějovice – territorial arrangement and problems by Kubeš, Jan; Nováček, Aleš (2019) - Keywords: suburbanisation, suburbs, small towns, suburb zone, post-socialist city, Czechia Kubeš, J. and Nováček, A. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 68 (2019) (1) 65–78.66 and others). Only some- times do new suburbs arise as new settle- ments on “greenfields”. Keywords: budějovice; cities; city; development; doi; houses; new; population; post; settlements; suburbanisation; suburbs; towns
• Green capital East of the Leitha? The chances and disadvantages of major cities in the Pannonian Basin to win the European Green Capital Award by Schmeller, Dalma; Pirisi, Gábor (2023) - Keywords: European Green Capital Award, green cities, environmental indicators, sustainable urban devel- opment, Pannonian Basin Received May 2023, accepted September 2023. Popescu, R-I. and Zamfir, A. (2012) ana- lysed the competitiveness of green cities in the field of “ecological marketing” based on the European Green Capital Award and the Romanian Green City program, finding a close relationship between a city’s ecologi- cal values and its competitiveness. Keywords: analysis; average; award; bulletin; capital; cities; city; development; documents; egca; european; european green; green; green capital; hungarian; indicators; ljubljana; percentage; population; sustainability; urban; values
• Solarz, M.W. (ed.): New Geographies of the Globalized World by Barta, Géza (2018) - Marcin Wojciech Solarz looks into the spatial language of global development. According to Solarz, it is possible to outline a hypothetical evolutionary cycle for the spatial lan- guage of global development, which consists of four 299Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 67 (2018) (3) 293–305. phases, preceded by an initial phase that the author is calling ”drive to revolution” (p. 60). Keywords: chapter; development; geography; globalisation; migration; new; religions; solarz; world
• Exploring firm performance in Central and Eastern European regions: a foundational approach by Egyed, Ildikó; Zsibók, Zsuzsanna (2023) - Keywords: foundational economy, regional policy, firm-level data, labour productivity, Central and Eastern Europe Received June 2023, accepted August 2023. Can foundational economy save regions in crisis? Keywords: 2022; activities; bulletin; capital; countries; data; development; economy; employment; firms; foundational; growth; labour; policy; productivity; regional; regions; services; zsibók
• Popov, V. and Dutkiewicz, P. (eds.): Mapping a New World Order: The Rest Beyond the West by Klein, Małgorzata (2018) - Some have gone so far as to declare that catch-up de- velopment is a ‘myth’ that is anti-democratic in nature (Lummis, D.C. 1991, 2000), and to claim that the West’s development assistance (estimated to be a staggering USD 2+ trillion) has “failed to deliver the promise of sustainable economic growth and poverty reduction” (Moyo, D. 2009, p. 28). One side of the discussion, with “The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time” (Sachs, J.D. 2005) and one of the founding fathers of both Millennium Development Goals and Sustainable Development Goals, Jeffrey Sachs, argues that this can be achieved through the ‘big push’ model, where vari- ous forms of foreign finance (FDI, development aid, etc.) play the key role in bringing in the necessary capital, which then becomes a catalyst for growth. Keywords: book; countries; development; growth; west
• European Green Deal + Poland + hydroelectric plants = Future? by Piasecki, Adam (2024) - Summarising the above considerations, it needs to be clearly recognised that signifi- cant growth in hydropower in the coming years is very unlikely in Poland (other than pumped storage power plants). It should be noted that Poland has long been working to transform its energy system towards renewable energy sources. Keywords: 2022; bulletin; countries; development; electricity; energy; environmental; european; hydropower; hydropower plants; plants; poland; potential; river; storage; water; years
• Effects of renewable energy on landscape in Europe: Comparison of hydro, wind, solar, bio-, geothermal and infrastructure energy landscapes by Frolova, Marina; Centeri, Csaba; Benediktsson, Karl; Hunziker, Marcel; Kabai, Robert; Scognamiglio, Alessandra; Martinopoulos, Georgios; Sismani, Georgia; Brito, Paulo; Muñoz-Cerón, Emilio; Słupiński, Mateusz; Ghislanzoni, Michela; Braunschweiger, Dominik; Herrero-Luque, Daniel; Roth, Michael (2019) - Wind energy landscapes are character- ized by visually disturbing height (~ 160 m) of wind turbines. The appearance of wind energy landscape depends on how the wind turbine is posi- tioned in the landscape, the type of landscape, the wind turbine’s size, and the proximity of the observer (Danish Energy Agency 2009). Keywords: bioenergy; bulletin; development; energy; energy landscape; et al; european; frolova; geothermal; impacts; landscape; landscape impacts; m. et; power; production; research; scale; solar; systems; use; wind; wind energy
• Winning and losing rural localities of the post-socialist economic restructuring: case study of Czechia by Hruška, Vladan; Píša, Jan (2019) - Basic system, institutional and structural changes in national economies (Synek, M. 2004) accompanied such transformation and significantly influenced fortunes of rural localities of these countries (e.g. Swain, N. 1996; Turnock, D. 1998, 2000; Rey, V. and Bachvarov, M. 1998; Dingsdale, A. 2002; Brown, D.L. 2002; Gorlach, K. et al. 2008; Pospěch, P. 2014; Jucu, I.S. 2016). Winning and losing rural localities of the post-socialist economic restructuring: case study of Czechia Vladan HRUŠKA1 and Jan PÍŠA2 Abstract Retreat from socialism at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s conditioned significant social, economic and en- vironmental changes for former socialist countries. Keywords: areas; bulletin; czech; czechia; development; employment; hungarian; jobs; localities; new; number; period; post; regional; restructuring; rural
• Suburban neighbourhoods versus panel housing estates – An ecological footprint-based assessment of different residential areas in Budapest, seeking for improvement opportunities by Egedy, Tamás; Szigeti, Cecília; Harangozó, Gábor (2024) - In spite there seems to be a consensus among academics that urban sprawl increases ecological footprint compared to compact cities, there is very little empirical research on com- paring different types of residential areas, espe- cially when ecological footprint of consumption habits of the respective lifestyles is also con- sidered. The concept of ecological footprint has been the focus of much criticism (Galli, A. et al. 2016; Harangozó, G. et al. 2019), but its versatility has made it one of the most popular sustain- ability assessment indicators, inspiring many creative applications to address spatial as- pects (Kocsis, T. 2014). Keywords: areas; budapest; bulletin; capita; carbon; city; consumption; development; energy; estates; et al; footprint; household; housing; housing estates; land; neighbourhoods; panel; study; t. et; urban
• A systematic literature review of slow tourism by Balaban, Eylül; Keller, Krisztina (2024) - This study identified the following pa- rameters: the number of publications, the most preferred research methodology and data collection methods, and the geographical coverage of slow tourism papers. The slow movement was soon adapted to the tourism industry (Serdane, Z. et al. 2020), with slow tourism and the Cittaslow movement (Pink, S. and Lewis, T. 2014; Karanikola, P. et al. 2018; Perano, M. et al. Keywords: 2020; cittaslow; concept; development; et al; food; journal; literature; papers; research; slow; study; sustainability; tourism; travel
• SWOT analysis of ways to introduce innovations into agricultural production practices as a prerequisite for searching for promising areas in the field of agroforestry in the Russian Federation by Тubalov, Alexey (2025) - Nettle, R. et al. 2021; Turner, J.A. et al. 2021; Ingram, J. et al. 2022; De Rosa, M. et al. 2023). Specialists from different extension services may have differ- ent views on the same problem, entering into conflict with each other (Faure, G. et al. 2012; Eastwood, K. et al. 2017; Compagnone, C. and Simon, B. 2018; Ingram, J. et al. 2022). Keywords: a.s; agroforestry; analysis; bulletin; consulting; development; et al; https://doi; innovations; k.n; kulik; land; law; management; production; research; russian; service; soil; state; system; volgograd
• Human and demographic capital in peripheral and core municipalities and regions and its development (northwest Bohemia) by Veselý, Vlastimil; Kubeš, Jan (2025) - (Differentiation and turns in regional de- velopment of Karlovy Vary region: A unique case or a general regional pattern?). 2Indicator used for comparison of Czech regions. Keywords: border; capital; czech; czechia; development; education; germany; indicators; karlovy; karlovy vary; municipalities; population; region; towns; values; vary; vary region
• How to develop the creative milieu and physical resources of the university campus into a sustainable innovation zone – The case of Morasko-Poznań, Poland by Męczyński, Michał; Ciesiółka, Przemysław; Weiss, Marc A.; Egedy, Tamás (2025) - Keywords: Sustainable Innovation Zone (SIZ), university campus, creative milieu, innovation district, sus- tainable innovation, Poznań, Poland Received December 2024, accepted March 2025. A concept that well describes the way of shaping university campus is the Sustainable Innovation Zone (SIZ), that was proposed by Weiss, M.A. et al. (2015) for the economic growth and development strategy of the state of Rio Grande Keywords: bulletin; campus; campuses; city; concept; development; environment; innovation; milieu; morasko; place; poznań; research; resources; role; siz; spaces; university; university campus; urban
• Lang, T. and Görmar, F. (eds.): Regional and Local Development in Times of Polarisation. Re-thinking Spatial Policies in Europe by Fabula, Szabolcs (2019) - The author points to some conceptu- al and methodological limitations of the dominant understanding and measurement tools of uneven- ness, discussing the impacts of neoliberalism on EU regional policies, especially their reorientation towards regional competitiveness, innovation and growth. Such issues with regard to European cohesion and regional policy are in the scope of the current edited volume. Keywords: book; cohesion; development; european; polarisation; policies; policy; spatial
• Sikos, T.T. and Molnár, D. (eds.): Budapest: Past and Future by Kovács, András (2025) - The strength of the chapter is that it not only gives an insight into the history of Budapest, but also provides a thorough and easy-to-understand introduction to the general theory of urban development, and the spatial and temporal context of urban development, from micro- localisation issues (crossing the Danube), through the strengthening of the regional role (e.g. transport links, becoming a financial centre), to the macro-regional di- mension (the city’s place in Europe, in the European division of labour). The focus is on housing problems in the pre-World War I period, the challeng- es posed by migration from annexed territories in the interwar period, the massive public investment and nationalisation of property development in the social- ist period, and private development in the post-war period. Keywords: agglomeration; author; budapest; capital; chapter; city; development
• Kerényi, A. and McIntosh, R.W.: Sustainable Development in Changing Complex Earth Systems by Óvári, Ágnes (2020) - When they describe and explain relevant processes, the authors move a step back and examine the same processes from a distance. Chapter 3 focuses exclusively on the presentation of impact processes in the geosphere, manifested by a few widely-known events (natural catastrophes) in the past, along with the effects of the impact processes originating from the geosphere hotspots. Keywords: book; chapter; development; processes; system; theory
• Solarz, M.W.: The Global North-South Atlas. Mapping Global Change by Barta, Géza (2020) - The book’s chapters are organised around the top- ics of geography and development, the global North- South disparities, and the author endeavours to visu- alise global inequalities on world maps. They appear in a total of 121 different charts and maps. Keywords: brandt; development; line; maps; solarz; world
• Physical geography and closed loop recycling by Fullen, Michael A. (2015) - Integrating the results indicate positive ef- fects of using biological geotextiles, as they of- fer potential for sustainable development and soil conservation. Therefore, soil conservation and economic development are compatible and the Sacavém gully may well be an ex- cellent exemplar of a zero-waste closed loop recycling system. Keywords: agro; c2c; cradle; development; eff; fullen; m.a; mulch; project; soil; south; system; waste
• Analysis of socio-economic indicators in the context of the regional development of Eastern Croatia by Lončar, Jelena; Marinković, Veni (2015) - through the changes of fundamental principles and approaches to regional development policy that took place in the period of Croatian independence and at the beginning of the European integration process. Regional development policies in Croatia The att empt to establish a regional develop- ment policy at the beginning of Croatian in- dependence was based on determining the areas with a preferred position within the state. Keywords: areas; bulletin; counties; croatia; development; eastern; eastern croatia; economic; level; municipalities; number; percent; policy; population; regional; zagreb
• Socio-economic and political responses to regional polarisation and socio-spatial peripheralisation in Central and Eastern Europe: a research agenda by Lang, Thilo (2015) - Applying the notions of polarisation and peripheralisation to guide further research, off ers multi-dimensional, multi-scalar and process based conceptualisations of regional development research. So far, regional development research has been interested either in ‘winning’ core re- gions, or in shrinking, declining or periph- eralised rural, non-metropolitan or old in- dustrial regions. Keywords: cee; core; development; european; forms; governance; lang; new; peripheralisation; polarisation; policy; processes; regional; regions; research; socio
• Economic convergence and polarisation: towards a multi-dimensional approach by Benedek, József; Moldovan, Aura (2015) - This article provides a critical overview and assessment of the theoretical and empirical work on regional inequalities with special emphasis on theories of economic and social polarisation, regional economic growth, convergence, and social inequalities. A group of approaches largely relies on hard production factors (capital, labour, technological progress) in explaining the evolution of regional economic inequalities. Keywords: approaches; capital; convergence; core; development; diff; economic; ects; eff; growth; income; inequalities; inequality; new; polarisation; regions; studies; theories
• Recreational home owners in the leadership and governance of peripheral recreational communities by Kindel, Grete; Raagmaa, Garri (2015) - How do RHOs’ motives and behaviour im- pact socialisation with local community? How do diff erent representation/leadership models impact local relations and the involve- ment of RHOs in local decision making? Kindel, G. and Raagmaa, G. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 64 (2015) (3) 233–245.236 Nordin and Marjavaara found that RHOs’ involvement in local communities is an im- portant factor in avoiding possible confl icts (Nordin, U. and Marjavaara, R. 2012). Keywords: community; development; geographical; governance; home; hungarian; leadership; municipality; new; noarootsi; owners; people; population; power; residents; rhos; vormsi
• The urban climate of Budapest: past, present and future by Probáld, Ferenc (2014) - Though this diff erence itself is certainly not negligible, the threat coming from recent changes in macro-scale climate and weather conditions put the issue of urban heat stress in an even more sinister perspective (Stone, B. 2012). Keywords: Budapest, urban climate, heat island, climate change, urban land use The background: physiography and structure of the city Budapest with its more than 1.7 million inhabitants is one of the largest and economically most dynamic cities in East Central Europe and stands out as the indisputable political, administrative and cultural centre of Hungary. Keywords: air; areas; budapest; changes; city; climate; days; development; diff; heat; heat island; island; summer; temperature
• East-West dichotomy and political conflict in Ukraine - Was Huntington right? by Karácsonyi, Dávid; Kocsis, Károly; Kovály, Katalin; Molnár, József; Póti, László (2014) - By the 1980s, apart from in western Ukraine, the most advanced cities tended to be Russian-speaking, while the more backward countryside continued to be Ukrainian-speaking. In contrast, in western Ukraine – mainly in Galicia – the sett lement hierarchy is much more balanced, because in this area the dense network of small towns and villages was formed over the course of centuries as part of an integral development (Dnistrianska, N.I. and Dnistrianskyi, M.S. 2013). Keywords: century; confl; country; development; east; eastern; ict; language; national; orthodox; population; regional; regions; russian; soviet; steppe; ukraine; ukrainian; west; western
• The geographical position, system and modelling of golf tourism by Kiss, Róbert (2014) - As such, they distinguished between golf sport tourism and golf tourism sport. The geographical position, system and modelling of golf tourism 201 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 63 (2) (2014) 201–220. DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.63.2.5 The geographical position, system and modelling of golf tourism Keywords: activity; att; courses; defi; demand; destinations; development; european; golf; golf courses; golf tourism; golfers; hudson; kiss; model; sport; supply; system; tourism
• Polycentric urban development in post-socialist context: the case of the Budapest Metropolitan Region by Szabó, Tünde; Szabó, Balázs; Kovács, Zoltán (2014) - Even though urban sprawl has become one of the dominant urban phenomena in post-socialist Central and Eastern Europe (Brade, I. et al. 2009; Kok, H. and Kovács, Z. 1999; Leetmaa, K. and Tammaru, T. 2007; Ouredniček, M. 2007; Stanilov, K. and Sýkora, L. 2014), the concept of polycentric urban region has rarely come to the fore in academic papers dealing with the region. Aft er the collapse of the communist regime the bett er off inhabitants of post-socialist cities discovered the green suburbs, just like the newly established enterprises that were searching for ‘good loca- tion’ in the core areas of the evolving capitalist economies. Keywords: budapest; centres; city; commuting; development; fma; metropolitan; post; region; spatial; urban
• Urban restructuring in post-war contexts: the case of Sarajevo by Martín-Díaz, Jordi (2014) - Keywords: post-socialist cities, post-war reconstruction, peace-building, ethnic territori- alisation, Sarajevo Introduction Analysis of urban transformation in cities of Central and Eastern Europe has been high on the agenda in the last decade (e.g. Hamilton, I. 2005; Stanilov, K. 2007; Tsenkova, S. and Nedović-Budić, Z. 2006). Towards an unsustainable urban development in post-war Sarajevo. Keywords: bosnia; building; central; cities; city; development; new; peace; projects; reconstruction; restructuring; sarajevo; transition; urban; war
• Return to the road of capitalism: Recapitulating the post-socialist urban transition by Berki, Márton (2014) - Subsequently, the specifi cities of the urban structure of socialist and post-socialist cities are subsumed, and fi nally, diff erent scenarios and development perspectives for post-socialist cities are outlined. Keywords: post-socialist cities, urban transition, urban theory, urban structure Introduction Over the course of history, relatively slow and gradual processes of urbanisa- tion are occasionally interrupted by periods of turbulent restructuring, such as in the time of colonial endeavours, large conquests and wars, or in the case of transition to diff erent political systems. Keywords: aft; areas; capitalist; central; cities; city; development; diff; eastern; european; post; socialist; transition; urban; urbanisation
• The uneven struggle for bluefields: waterfront transformation in post-socialist Bratislava by Machala, Branislav (2014) - Keywords: waterfront transformation; bluefi eld regeneration; uneven development; post- socialist city; urban planning; Bratislava; Introduction Delayed industrial decentralization in post-socialist cities combined with their dynamic adaptation to new socio-economic and political conditions is signifi cantly refl ected at urban waterfronts. The literature to date dedicated to industrial decentralization in post-socialist cities focuses either on the structural-horizontal changes in these cities (e.g. Kiss, É. 2007; Sýkora, L. 2001, 2007; Temelová, J. 2009), or the transformation of selected urban districts (e.g. Buček, J. 2006; Ilík, J. and Ouředníček, O. 2007). Keywords: area; branch; bratislava; cities; city; cove; development; jarovce; karlova; planning; public; river; transformation; ves; water; waterfront
• Bokor, L., Szelesi, T., Wilhelm, Z. and Csapó, J. eds.: Locality and the Energy Resources. Frugeo Geography Research Initiative by Tésits, Róbert (2014) - The authors' task was to describe energy consumption and technological methods and emphasize the use of energy resources with local impor- tance, the possibility of the improvement 354 of effi cient technologies and methods, that of the reduction of consumption, wasting and sensitivity from imported energy sources, and the relevance of sustainability. Substantial require- ment towards the authors was to focus on the connection between locality and the use of energy resources. Keywords: att; development; energy; research; resources; wind
• International workshop on metropolitan regions: Cluj-Napoca, 9-10 Nov. 2012 by Nagy, Gábor (2013) - In doing so, the participants aimed to supplement research on regional policy in Central and Eastern Europe which has mainly dealt with the governance of metropolitan regions so far. International workshop on metropolitan regions 226 C H R O N I C L E Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (2) (2013) pp. Keywords: development; metropolitan; policy; regions
• Szirmai, V. and Fassman, H. (eds): Metropolitan Regions in Europe by Egedy, Tamás (2013) - Thus, the generating and facilitating roles of the projects in urban development are also diff er- ent in the two cities. In his study, the eff ects of the Petite Ceinture railway line in Paris and the Herrmann-Debroux viaduct in Brussels on urban development and transportation are compared. Keywords: budapest; development; diff; metropolitan; regions
• The dimensions of peripheral areas and their restructuring in Central Europe by Pénzes, János (2013) - The dimensions of peripheral areas and their restructuring in Central Europe 373 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (4) (2013) 373–386. The dimensions of peripheral areas and their restructuring in Central Europe Keywords: areas; central; centre; countries; development; diff; eastern; european; nagy; nemes; periphery; poland; regional; spatial
• Sako Musterd and Zoltán Kovács: Place-making and Policies for Competitive Cities by Lengyel, Balázs (2013) - Contributions within the Path chapter concentrate on special circumstances determin- ing city policies. However, as Musterd and Kovács point out in their introduction correctly, the 3T model suffers from major theoretical shortcomings and European policy-makers should not follow that guidance without special precaution because European urban development differs from the US path. Keywords: city; development; policy
• The survey of spatial disparity in India with the application of the SENTIENT Index by Wilhelm, Zoltán (2011) - Keywords: India, districts, spatial disparity, SENTIENT Index Introduction: issues to be discussed It can be stated with an absolute certainty that India is one of the most diverse countries in the world from human geography aspect. 1.Fig. 1. Administrative divisions of India: member states and district. Keywords: areas; data; development; districts; environment; index; india; level; number; population; pradesh; proportion; states; territories; wilhelm
• Musterd, S. and Murie, A. (eds.): Making Competitive Cities by Szabó, Balázs (2011) - One of the main merits of the book is in an innovative approach: its focus on the topic of creative city and creative class in Europe. For example, the share of low-paid creative work- ers is much higher in the post-socialist countries as Burdack, J., Egedy, T. and Stryjakiewicz, T. pointed out through the examples of Budapest, Leipzig, Poznań, Riga, and Sofi a. The studies of the next sec- tion of the book under the title of “Actors” discuss the most intriguing question concerning the creative class: how the theory of Richard Florida fi ts to European cities. Keywords: cities; development; european
• The spatial implications of urban renewal carried out by the ECC programs in Pécs by Trócsányi, András (2011) - The heritage management, but also post-modern style oriented reconstruction of the complex of great industrial traditions can bring new energies to the easternmost periphery of city centre. The spatial implications of urban renewal carried out by the ECC programs in Pécs András TRÓCSÁNYI1 Abstract Cultural economy – interpreted in the broadest sense – is a phenomenon existing among the impacts of post-industrial transformation and renewal of cities. Keywords: att; capital; centre; cities; city; culture; development; economy; functions; historic; investments; new; post; project; public; pécs; renewal; transformation; university; urban
• Kocziszky, György: Methodology of Regional Development by Benedek, József (2010) - The fi rst one critically reviews economic theories explaining regional development; the second presents diff erent types of spaces and space delimitation methods; the third provides an analysis of spatial level, time horizons and databases used in the spatial planning; and the fourth focuses on methodological questions linked to the preparation of regional development plans. ISBN 978-963-661-898-8 György Kocziszky makes an important contribution to current debates on territo- rial planning and regional development, providing an empirically rich analysis of the theory and methodology of regional development. Keywords: analysis; development
• Report on the Annual International Conference of Regional Studies Association by Kiss, Éva (2010) - On the one hand, he explained the reasons for which “Australia’s patt ern of regional development diverges substantially from the European or American experiences.” Their mention is important, because, in fact, they have determined the themes of coordinated sessions: Innovative strategies and practices of fi rms in regional development Labour markets and labour organisations and their continued relevance for re- gional development Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO) and Civil Society Organisations (CSO): facilitators of regional development? Keywords: conference; development; policy; regional; regions; studies; university
• Costa, C.S. et al. (eds.): GreenKeys at Your City: A Guide for Urban Green Quality by Erőss, Ágnes (2009) - The third, action part deals with the devel- opment of urban green space strategy and ends with the preparation of its draft version. Firstly, to plan and implement pilot projects in the partner cities and collect the experience gained during the whole process. Keywords: development; green; project; space
• Major trends in the development of industrial areas of Budapest in the early 21st century by Kiss, Éva (2009) - Major trends in the development of industrial areas of Budapest in the early 21st century Éva Kiss1 Abstract Budapest bore witness to dramatic changes in its industry following 1989, and these have had a major impact on the location of industry and on the use of former industrial areas. Over the last decade the former processes (deindustrialisation, rehabilitation, shrinkage of industrial areas, and change in their functions) have developed, albeit at a diff erent pace spatially. Keywords: areas; budapest; buildings; change; city; development; diff; district; functions; kiss; offi
• The concept of smart city and the perceptions of urban inhabitants: a case study from Žilina, Slovakia by Čorejová, Tatiana; Haľamová, Erika; Madleňák, Radovan; Neszmélyi, György Iván (2021) - Introduction The issue of smart cities has been addressed in the last decade in many forums. The concept of smart city mainly affects the quality of life of the city’s inhabitants, and the criteria by which it can be measured include: quality of the working environment, pos- sibilities to buy goods and services, leisure time, sense of social security, personal devel- opment, physical quality of the environment, economic development and housing and the possibility of participating in public life. Keywords: areas; cities; citizens; city; city concept; concept; development; environment; public; respondents; services; smart; solutions; transport; žilina
• Szirmai, V. (ed.): "Artificial Towns" in the 21st Century: Social Polarisation in the New Town Regions of East-Central Europe by Wiest, Karin (2017) - In different parts of the world, Artificial Towns, new towns and planned cities frequently represent materialised visions and utopian concepts of com- munity. The leader of the project and editor of the volume, Viktória Szirmai, head of department at Kodolányi János University of Applied Sciences, proposes the main aim of the volume as follows: “The mission of this book … is to present polarisation mechanisms, contemporary social structural relation- ships and their economic, political and architectural determination in new towns…” (p. 15). Keywords: book; central; communist; development; europe; new; towns
• Rural change in the context of globalization : examining theoretical issues by Da Silva Machado, Felipe (2017) - Sánchez, G.P.Z. (2000) pointed out that rural spatial transformations caused Rural change in the context of globalization: examining theoretical issues Felipe DA SILVA MACHADO1 Abstract Early discussions and theoretical positions concerning rural change were developed by researchers from countries with post-production economies in order to explain the rural transformations. It also includes a dis- cussion of rural change and globalization, with a focus on the contemporary conceptual debate concerning rural studies in the global world. Keywords: change; development; g.a; globalization; new; processes; resilience; rural; space; studies; wilson; woods; world
• Koulov, B. and Zhelezov, G. (eds): Sustainable Mountain Regions: Challenges and Perspectives in Southeastern Europe by Tanács, Eszter (2017) - As Gløersen, E. et al. (2015) state, al- though mountain areas in the EU are too diverse to elaborate an integrated European strategy, a frame- work for development strategies in mountain areas can be developed. 8_Book Review.indd 77 BOOK REVIEW Koulov, B. and Zhelezov, G. (eds): Sustainable Mountain Regions: Challenges and Perspectives in Southeastern Europe. Keywords: areas; authors; bulgaria; chapter; development; mountain; regions
• Solarz, M.W.: The Language of Global Development. A misleading geography. London-New York, Routledge, 2014. 181 p. by Farkas, Máté (2016) - That is why the subtitle of the book is very suggestive and signs the existence of debates about world development and its interpretations. Solarz traces back the history of world development to the Palaeolithic Age, where the control of fi re “was the fi rst real, substantive global divide in terms of diff erences in development levels” (p. 6.). Keywords: countries; development; solarz; term; world
• Lake Balaton as an accessible tourism destination – the stakeholders' perspectives by Medarić, Zorana; Sulyok, Judit; Kardos, Szilvia ; Gabruč, Janja (2021) - Darcy, S. and Buhalis, D. (2011, 10-11) additionally adapted this defi- nition trying to provide an overall framework for an understanding of accessible tourism: “Accessible tourism is a form of tourism that involves collaborative processes between stakeholders that enables people with access requirements, including mobility, vi- sion, hearing and cognitive dimensions of access, to func- tion independently and with equity and dignity through the delivery of universally designed tourism products, services and environments. Destination accessibility and accessible market as a market opportunity Accessible tourism could thus be understood as a tool to increase the destination’s competi- tiveness with a focus on accessible tourism as a core development strategy. Keywords: accessibility; balaton; destination; development; et al; information; lake; market; people; research; respondents; services; stakeholders; tourism
• The reinterpretation of histories in identities of newly established regions: The case of Local Action Groups in Czechia by Semian, Michal; Nováček, Aleš (2017) - Keywords: regional history, new regionalism, regional identity, reinterpretation of history, Local Action Group, Czechia Semian, M. and Nováček, A. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 (2017) (4) 307–319.308 tion. By using journalistic quirk and pop-cultural references, these names may transcend the limits of regional history, or can be used even without any relationship to the region, for example “How we worked the mill in Libuše’s age” (article about old mills), “Four new musketeers have entered the King’s Guard of the Pernstein region” (article about newly labelled regional products)9. Keywords: czechia; development; heritage; history; identity; inhabitants; lags; monuments; region; reinterpretation; territory; togetherness
• Residential suburbanisation in the hinterland of Bratislava – a case study of municipalities in the Austrian border area by Farkas, Renáta; Klobučník, Michal (2021) - This paper provides an in-depth analysis of Austrian border area municipalities, which fall into the suburban hinterland of Bratislava within three Austrian districts – Gänserndorf, Cross-border suburbanisation in the hin- terland of Bratislava represents a rare type of suburbanisation due to the human geograph- ic location of the capital situated on the bor- der of three states. Keywords: area; border; bratislava; development; hinterland; migration; municipalities; number; population; slovaks; suburbanisation; šveda
• Multiculturalism and multiethnicity in the cityscape: The case of Białystok religious landscape by Liro, Justyna; Sołjan, Julia; Bilska-Wodecka, Elżbieta; Sołjan, Izabela (2017) - An expression of the longing for, and relations of Białystok Jews with this city was the foundation of Kiryat Bialystok in Israel. Zbiór materiałów (Orthodox Church landed estate in Białystok region in the 15th–20th centuries. Keywords: białystok; century; church; city; community; development; heritage; jewish; landscape; multiculturalism; orthodox; poland; polish
• Population mobility and urban transport management: perspectives environmental quality degradation and sustainable development of suburban Makassar City, Indonesia by Surya, Batara; Salim, Agus; Saleh, Haeruddin; Suriani, Seri; Yunus, Kafrawi; Taibe, Patmawaty (2022) - Land use change has specific and cumulative effects on air and water quality, waste generation, climate and human health Further- more, the intensity of land use change and population mobility, in addition to having an impact on traffic congestion, also con- tributes to air quality pollution originating from motor vehicle exhaust emissions. Keywords: activities; areas; city; development; et al; land; land use; makassar; makassar city; mobility; population; quality; suburbs; sustainability; transportation; urban; use
• Attitudes and preferences of visitors of Krka National Park, Croatia by Telbisz, Tamás; Šulc, Ivan; Mari, László; Radeljak Kaufmann, Petra (2022) - In this article, we examine the above questions on the example of Krka NP, especially from the perspective of tourists, as we conducted a questionnaire survey with visitors. Based on the survey, tourism in Krka NP is determined by same-day visits. Keywords: areas; development; karst; krka; national; park; people; percent; respondents; survey; telbisz; tourism; values; visitors
• A new ecosystem services approach to enable identification of pro-biodiversity businesses of protected karst areas in Central and South-Eastern Europe by Gorjanc, Sašo; Simončič, Tina; Poljanec, Aleš; Kuslits, Béla ; Arany, Ildikó ; Tanács, Eszter ; Vári, Ágnes ; Aszalós, Réka ; Drasovean, Anghel ; Mos, Alin ; Maeso Velasco, Laura ; Reuter, Andrea ; Gattenlohner, Udo (2022) - Fischer, J., Abson, D.J., Butsic, V., Chappell, M.J., Ekross, J. et al. 2013. 181Gorjanc, S. et al. Keywords: areas; biodiversity; conservation; development; economic; ecosystem; et al; european; land; management; maps; nature; park; pas; pbbs; services; stakeholders
• Gender features of the Kazakhstan labour market in the context of sustainable development by Nyussupova, Gulnara; Aidarkhanova, Gaukhar; Kenespayeva, Laura; Kelinbayeva, Roza (2023) - The wide access of Kazakhstan women to jobs has not reduced the gap in earnings and incomes between men and women. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (1) 59–74.62 The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), adopted in 1979 by the UN, de- fines the imperative of equality in results, not just equality in opportunities: it is not enough to develop anti-discrimination laws, it is nec- essary to form a mechanism for their applica- tion in public life and the economy, to guar- antee true gender equality, so that women enjoy equality in their daily lives. Keywords: development; employment; equality; force; gender; kazakhstan; labour; percent; republic; unpaid; women; work; world
• Evaluation of the diversification of rural landscape in Slovakia after 1989 with a focus on the built-up area of municipalities: a case study of Podhájska municipality by Žoncová, Michaela (2018) - Keywords: rural landscape, GIS, diversification, land cover structure, landscape changes 1 Department of Geography and Geology, University of Matej Bel, Tajovského 40, Banská Bystrica, Slovakia. 2. Localisation of landscape structure changes in built-up area of municipality of Podhájska. – Keywords: accommodation; area; bulletin; changes; countryside; cover; development; elements; gardens; landscape; municipality; podhájska; research; slovakia; structure; use

• In memoriam Ferenc Schweitzer (1939–2023) by Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos; Varga, Gábor; Lóczy, Dénes (2023) - In memoriam Ferenc Schweitzer (1939–2023) 201Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 193–199.Chronicle – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 201–203. In memoriam Ferenc Schweitzer (1939–2023) 202 Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 193–199.Chronicle – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 201–203. including the revival of geomorphology in the cur- riculum, to discover talented students and to encour- age them to engage in research. Keywords: bulletin; institute; research; university
• Erosion susceptibility mapping of a loess-covered region using Analytic Hierarchy Process – A case study: Kalat-e-Naderi, northeast Iran by Nooshin Nokhandan, Fatemeh; Ghahraman, Kaveh; Horváth, Erzsébet (2024) - Besides the mentioned methods, the AHP (Saaty, T.L. 1980) is widely used to investigate soil erosion and to map the erosion susceptible areas (Saha, S. et al. 2019; Das, B. et al. 2020; Kucuker, D.M. and Giraldo, D.C. 2022). Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (4) 339–364.340 Assessment Tool (SWAT) (Neitsch, S.L. et al. 2011; Bhattacharya, R.K. et al. 2020; Echog- dali, F.Z. et al. 2022), European Soil Erosion Model (EUROSEM) (Morgan, R. et al. 1998; Pandey, S. et al. 2021; Raza, A. et al. 2021; Shen, N. et al. 2023), Erosion Potential Model (EPM) (Ahmadi, M. et al. 2020; Ennaji, N. et al. 2022; Aleksova, B. et al. 2023), and Revised Univer- sal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) (Kebede, Y.S. et al. 2021; Aswathi, J. et al. 2022; Micić Ponjiger, T. et al. 2023). Keywords: ahp; area; bulletin; elevation; erosion; erosion susceptibility; et al; f. et; factors; hierarchy; iran; lithology; loess; nokhandan; precipitation; process; season; slope; soil; soil erosion; study; susceptibility
• ‘I can hear the wind and feel it touch me on the nose’: The search for agency of the environment in the dialogue between human and nature. The case of Austin, TX by Kotus, Jacek (2024) - Places are passive and this works the other way around [from place dialogue] in my opinion. Place dialogue. Keywords: agency; attitudes; bulletin; city; conversation; dialogue; entities; environment; human; mindset; nature; place; relationship; research; respondents; social
• A novel approach for mapping WRB soil units – A methodology for a global SOTER coverage by Dobos, Endre; Vadnai, Péter; Kovács, Károly; Láng, Vince; Fuchs, Márta; Michéli, Erika (2019) - The aim is to determine and map the relevant soil properties, horizons and materials fol- lowing the diagnostic concepts of the World Reference Base (WRB) for soil resources and derive the occurrence probability of soil classes (WRB reference soil groups) of certain spots with the application of remote sensing and digital soil mapping tools. Mapping and interpreting soil classes need soil experts to extract certain soil properties or property as- sociations to stipulate the proper use of soils. Keywords: area; bulletin; classes; classification; data; dobos; dpdh; et al; image; information; layers; material; properties; soil; soter; texture; training; wrb
• On intra-urban differences in the destinations of emigrants from the Municipality of Malaga (Spain): An approximation based on the municipal register of inhabitants by Batista-Zamora, Ana Ester; Larrubia-Vargas, Remedios; Natera-Rivas, Juan José (2024) - Number of emigrants from the Municipality of Malaga by destination municipality, and percentage of the total emigrants for the period 2017–2021 Municipality Numbers % Municipality Numbers % Alhaurín de la Torre Alhaurín el Grande Almogía Álora Benalmádena Cártama Casabermeja Coín Estepona 3,946 901 458 453 3,315 3,497 479 672 631 9.91 2.26 1.15 1.14 8.33 8.79 1.20 1.69 1.59 Fuengirola Marbella Mijas Pizarra Rincón de la Victoria Vélez Malaga Torremolinos 1,488 1,389 1,778 623 7,425 2,747 4,322 3.74 3.49 4.47 1.57 18.66 6.90 10.86 Total 34,124 85.74 Source: Municipal population registers, 2017–2021. Through its values, we can identify which census tracts exhibit an over-representation of emigrants for each group of destination municipalities – values that are comparable across tracts, irrespective of the volume of emigrants from each section. Keywords: bulletin; census; destination; emigrants; housing; income; malaga; metropolitan; municipalities; municipality; population; prices; values
• “Sharing” tourism as an opportunity for territorial regeneration: the case of Iseo Lake, Italy by Belotti, Sara (2019) - From holiday house rentals to a scattered hospitality Until now, while examining the situation of Iseo Lake, only those houses which are al- ready part of the tourism market, officially or not, had been taken into account. Through the analysis of the circumstances from each province, it is pos- sible to highlight how the number of listings posted is higher than the amount of the actual licensed va- cation rentals and B&Bs, except for Monte Isola and Marone, where the number of official structures, com- pared to Airbnb rentals, has respectively doubled and tripled. Keywords: accommodation; airbnb; bulletin; case; data; holiday; houses; iseo; istat; italy; lake; law; rentals; sharing; tourism; vacation
• Citizen observatory based soil moisture monitoring – the GROW example by Kovács, Károly Zoltán; Hemment, Drew; Woods, Mel; Velden, Naomi K. van der; Xaver, Angelika; Giesen, Rianne H.; Burton, Victoria J.; Garrett, Natalie L.; Zappa, Luca; Long, Deborah; Dobos, Endre; Skalsky, Rastislav (2019) - The gridded product creation and Sentinel-1 soil moisture model ground-truthing were the two main aims for GROW soil moisture data. In this mission, we are deploying several thou- sand soil sensors around Europe, which send soil moisture data back to the GROW Observatory. Keywords: bulletin; citizen; community; data; database; engagement; et al; flower; grow; hungarian; k.z; land; measurements; moisture; monitoring; network; observatory; participants; places; power; project; science; sensing; sensors; soil; soil moisture; use
• Post-pandemic pursuits: Activity preferences of rural tourists in Western Transdanubia by Darabos, Ferenc; Kőmíves, Csaba; Szabó, Roland Z. (2024) - However, due to its proximity and offering of quieter, healthier recreation options, rural tourism emerged as a viable alternative, providing urban inhabit- ants with affordable relaxation and recreation opportunities (Wang, J. et al. 2022). These findings help practitioners develop a targeted product mix and marketing strategy to meet the changing demands of rural tourism. Keywords: activities; analysis; bulletin; covid-19; demand; destination; et al; experience; family; journal; management; pandemic; research; segmentation; tourism; tourists; travel; wine
• Geographical space and service use in agriculture: The view from the perspective of multilayer networks by Kovács, László; Szőke, Viktória (2025) - In a last step we discuss findings in light of network theory and of recent and upcom- ing changes in agricultural service use. Keywords: agricultural services, service use, spatial distribution of service use, multilayer network Received December 2024, accepted January 2025. Keywords: 2020; 2022; agriculture; bulletin; business; connections; data; food; geography; layer; location; network; online; producers; providers; service use; services; settlements; szőke; use
• Increasing frequency and changing nature of Saharan dust storm events in the Carpathian Basin (2019–2023) – the new normal? by Varga, György; Rostási, Ágnes; Meiramova, Aida; Dagsson-Waldhauserová, Pavla; Gresina, Fruzsina (2024) - Previous research by Varga, Gy. (2020) on dust storm events from the Sahara has shown that air masses of African origin typically transport desert dust into the region in spring and summer. Identification of dust storm events For reasons of consistency with previous research, the same methodology was used as before. Keywords: atmospheric; basin; bulletin; data; deposition; dust; dust storm; et al; europe; events; saharan; size; transport; varga
• Analysing the sensitivity of Hungarian landscapes based on climate change induced shallow groundwater fluctuation by Fehér, Zoltán Zsolt; Rakonczai, János (2019) - Sensitivity of groundwater changes in Nyírség is less characteristic, however, it can be suspected, that sensitivity is more moderate for areas of lower elevation. As for Danube–Tisza Interfluve, there is a high correlation between elevation and groundwater changes (Figure 14). Keywords: areas; bulletin; changes; climate; danube; fehér; groundwater; hungarian; interfluve; level; period; precipitation; rakonczai; resources; table; time; tisza
• Materialization of spatial identity in Slavonia and Baranja’s linguistic landscape changes by Melem Hajdarović, Mihela (2024) - The lin- guistic landscape can be analysed by examin- ing the written language, or language signs, in public spaces, both urban and rural. For example, the language of inscriptions, official regula- tions related to the use of official languages, comparison of the number of speakers and language signs in space (Spolski, B. and Cooper, R.L. 1991; Ben-Rafael, E. et al. 2006; Backhaus, P. 2007). Keywords: baranja; bulletin; croatian; english; hungarian; identity; inscriptions; landscape; language; language signs; percent; population; postcards; research; signs; slavonia; study
• Assessing heatwave resilience in municipalities around Lake Balaton: A comparative analysis by Sági, Tamás; Buzási, Attila (2024) - The same argument was put forward (Ferenčuhová, S. 2020) by analysing the existing literature on post-socialist cities in light of the challenges related to climate change. Most commonly, water quality and related problems, challenges, and potential opportunities have been anal- ysed in terms of climate change (Kutics, K. and Kravinszkaja, G. 2020; Istvánovics, V. et al. 2022) or human activities as main driv- ers and their impacts on water balance (Rizk, R. et al. 2021; Kocsis, M. et al. 2024). Keywords: 2022; area; balaton; bulletin; capacity; change; climate; hungarian; indicators; lake; number; resilience; sensitivity; settlements; study
• Shahids and martyrs: Conflicting national narratives and places of memory in Kosovo by Reményi, Péter; Baklacioğlu, Nurcan Özgür ; Pap, Norbert (2024) - This secures his place in official Kosovo memory, bringing him to the level of the two aforementioned of- ficial martyrs. Jashari is one of the greatest heroes of to- day’s Kosovo Albanians and many institutions and public spaces (most of the major towns of Kosovo have Adem Jashari streets) are named after him, including the Prishtina Airport, the Prishtina military barracks, Mitrovica sports stadium, etc. Keywords: albanian; battle; bulletin; century; jashari; kosovo; mausoleum; memorial; memory; murad; narratives; nation; ottoman; politics; state; sultan; turkish
• New realities of the administrative-territorial structure of Ukraine and areas of ethnic minorities’ settlement: Geographical correlations and social consequences: Examples of Zakarpattia, Chernivtsi and Odesa oblasts by Dnistrianskyi, Myroslav; Molnár, József; Dnistrianska, Nataliya; Molnár D., István (2024) - Based on the nature of the problem, the main objectives of this study are 1) to analyse the level of density and mo- saicism of ethnic minority settlements in Za- karpattia, Chernivtsi and Odesa oblasts; 2) to determine the correlation between the mid- dle and lower levels of the reformed admin- istrative-territorial division of Ukraine and the areas of settlement of ethnic minorities; 3) to objectively analyse the improvement of the compliance of newly created administra- tive units (territorial communities) with the areas of settlement of ethnic minorities; 4) to substantiate conceptual conclusions on the possibilities of reflecting the geography of ethnic minorities in the administrative and territorial division of Ukraine. The formation of new territorial commu- nities in areas of ethnic minority settlement should be based on the coordination of the local citizens’ positions and public interests. Keywords: bulletin; communities; ethno; hungarian; index; majority; minorities; mosaicism; oblast; population; rayon; settlement; share; ukraine; ukrainian; units
• The risk of urban floods caused by precipitation on the example of Bydgoszcz, Poland by Kubiak-Wójcicka, Katarzyna; Bąk, Bogdan; Messis, Mohamed-Sadek (2025) - Analysis of extreme precipitation in Poland showed that daily maximum precipitation in the summer half-year increased for many sta- tions, and that increases in the summer half- year were more numerous than in the winter half-year (Pińskwar, I. et al. 2019). The study confirmed that the risk of extreme precipitation is greatest in the summer months (May–August). Keywords: areas; bulletin; bydgoszcz; city; climate; fire; flooding; interventions; itp; poland; precipitation; rainfall; risk; station
• GIS and soil property-based development of runoff modelling to assess the capacity of urban drainage systems for flash floods by Dobai, András; Hegedűs, András; Vágó, János; Kovács, Károly Zoltán; Seres, Anna; Pecsmány, Péter ; Dobos, Endre (2024) - By examining the methodologies and re- sults of runoff models in other studies, it can generally be stated that, despite their wide applicability, the integration of remote sens- ing data (Courty, L. G. et al. 2017) and the opportunities provided by soil databases (Poortinga, A. et al. 2017; Shuli, W. et al. 2024) have not yet been incorporated into runoff models. The determination of the physical geographic parameters of this phenomenon (e.g. the amount of runoff water) is significantly affected by technical uncertainties, usually due to the lack of monitoring systems. Keywords: area; bulletin; capacity; data; drainage; et al; flood; geographical; land; model; modelling; precipitation; results; runoff; soil; surface; time; water; watershed
• Spatial extension of soil water regime variables derived from soil moisture values using geomorphological variables in Hungary by Deák, Tamás; Dobai, András; Kovács, Zoltán Károly; Molnár, Ferenc; Dobos, Endre (2024) - Spatial extension of soil water regime variables derived from soil moisture values using geomorphological variables in Hungary 337Deák, T. et al. Spatial extension of soil water regime variables derived from soil moisture values using geomorphological variables in Hungary Tamás DEÁK1, András DOBAI1, Zoltán Károly KOVÁCS1, Ferenc MOLNÁR1 and Endre DOBOS1 Abstract Accurate measurement and spatial extension of soil properties are essential in geoinformatics and precision agriculture for effective resource management, particularly irrigation planning. Keywords: area; bulletin; data; et al; extension; field; figure; infiltration; irrigation; moisture; regime; sensors; soil; soil moisture; values; variables; water
• Climate change, extreme heat, and outdoor thermal comfort in urban areas: Case of İzmir, Turkey by Öztürk, Sevim Pelin; Özden, Pelin; Tikik, Müge (2025) - Since they are in LCZ 3, with limited green space and the highest building density, they may have the highest potential to intensify urban heat island effects during night-time. Climate change, extreme heat, and outdoor thermal comfort in urban areas: Case of İzmir, Turkey DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.74.2.1 Keywords: 2022; areas; building; bulletin; change; cities; city; climate; crisis; et al; heat; indicators; island; i̇zmir; street; study; temperature; urban
• A critical review of dark tourism studies by Assylkhanova, Aigerim; Nagy, Gyula ; Morar, Cezar; Teleubay, Zhanassyl; Boros, Lajos (2024) - A critical review of dark tourism studies Aigerim ASSYLKHANOVA1, Gyula NAGY1, Cezar MORAR 2, Zhanassyl TELEUBAY1 and Lajos BOROS 1 Abstract The topic of dark tourism emerged in the last three decades as tourism became more accessible. This study aims to restructure existing catego- rization regarding dark tourism and address the research gaps in dark tourism studies. Keywords: articles; authors; bulletin; countries; dark; heritage; heritage tourism; https://doi; international; journal; lennon; management; new; p.r; research; review; sites; stone; studies; study; tourism; tourism research; tourism sites; tourism studies
• Analysis of spatial dependencies and spatial effects in the relationship between economic growth and unemployment in Europe by Jankiewicz, Mateusz (2025) - Analysis of spatial dependencies and spatial effects in the relationship between economic growth and unemployment in Europe 163DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.74.2.3 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 74 (2025) (2) 163–176. In contrast, the poorer ones either have never experienced significant growth or have had periods of economic growth and decline that occurred alternately (Madito, O. and Khumalo, J. 2014). Keywords: analysis; bulletin; countries; effects; growth; labour; law; matrix; okun; rate; relationship; spatial; unemployment
• Health inequalities in Slovakia assessed by the Health Index: Unveiling regional disparities and their impact on the population by Vilinová, Katarína; Bullová, Kristína (2025) - Health inequalities in Slovakia assessed by the Health Index: Unveiling regional disparities and their impact on the population 195 Introduction According to the World Health Organization (2018), health inequalities refer to differences in health status as well as the distribution of health resources among different population groups. In line with Arcaya, M.C. et al. (2015), we can refer to health inequalities as regular 1 Keywords: bratislava; bulletin; care; conditions; districts; factors; health; health index; health inequalities; indicators; o f; population; r o; slovakia; status
• Panel discussion of Henry Yeung’s Theory and Explanation in Geography by Yeung, Henry Wai-chung ; Puente Lozano, Paloma; Benedek, József; Țoiu, Andreea; Gyuris, Ferenc (2025) - Why this is so, why we are stuck there and why this is central to what is going on today (the lack of explanatory potential in geography theory, amongst other things) is something that is missing in the book. I mentioned that in Human Geography or Geography, we do not really have a field called geographical theory. Keywords: book; bulletin; context; explanation; geography; global; h.w; harvey; henry; human; need; philosophy; theories; theory; work; world; yeung
• Global production networks: A geographical review of a research tradition by Gyuris, Ferenc; Borbély, Gyula; Kocsi, Viktor Attila (2025) - After a conceptual over- view of the relevance, potentials and limits of such an analysis from the perspective of geographies of science and geopolitics of knowledge and discussing the major meth- odological features of the study, the paper will offer an overview of the temporal dy- namics of the quantity of GPN publications and the citations they have attracted mainly between 2000 and 2024. Unequal spaces of referencing: From which countries do GPN publications attract the most citations? Keywords: analysis; authors; bulletin; economic; geographical; geography; global; gpn; gpn publications; hungarian; knowledge; literature; networks; percent; production; publications; research; scopus; university
• The ironic misfortunes of ‘geographic theory’. Sceptic musings on a sexy oxymoron by Puente Lozano, Paloma (2025) - Keywords: geographic theory, critical geography, critical theory, philosophy, book Theory and Explanation in Geography Received June 2025, accepted September 2025. The short-lived political promise of construc- tivism, the Schonstellungen of critical theory and a coda about Theory of Geography I will lay out my objections to Yeung’s take on ‘Theory of Geography’ rather indirectly, by bringing his book into dialogue with another recent book that addresses similar issues, albeit in a different way: Difficulties with Crit- ical Geography. Keywords: academic; book; bulletin; criticism; forms; geographers; geography; https://doi; korf; lozano; philosophy; puente; space; theory; way; yeung
• Theory, explanation and references in geography: Comparing two seminal books by David Harvey and Henry Yeung by Gyuris, Ferenc (2025) - Similarly, given that Geography (along with other disciplines) has continuously operated embedded into a broader academic, social, political, economic and cultural framework, I do not interpret the similarities between the two books pri- marily as a ‘similarity’ between two particu- lar authors’ scholarly work, but as a sign that certain things have remained structurally rel- atively unchanged in academic Geography, having had similar effects and consequences over half a century ago and today. In Yeung’s volume, the references mainly point to Human Geography and other social sci- ences publications. Keywords: authors; book; bulletin; geography; gyuris; h.w; harvey; human; number; percent; publications; references; scholars; share; yeung
• Granulometric properties of particles in Upper Miocene sandstones from thin sections, Szolnok Formation, Hungary by Király, Csilla; Falus, György; Gresina, Fruzsina; Jakab, Gergely; Szalai, Zoltán; Varga, György (2019) - Via the combined analysis of granulometry and chemical characterization, it was obvious that there were specific relationships among various grain shape parameters (e.g., circularity values correlate to width and length ratios, as well as to con- vexity) and the results indicated that based simply on particle shapes, muscovites can be effectively separated from other minerals. Role of particle shape in the floatability of mineral particle: An overview of recent advances. Keywords: analysis; bulletin; grain; hungarian; image; minerals; parameters; particle; quartz; samples; shape; size
• Adaptation of land use based on the assessment of inundation risk in the Kapos Valley, Southwest Hungary by Gyenizse, Péter; Lóczy, Dénes; Dezső, József; Pirkhoffer, Ervin ; Słowik, Marcin (2020) - The broad range of floodplain land uses makes the setting of rehabilitation objectives difficult. Pasture, meadow, forest, fishing, growing me- dicinal plants, hunting Backswamps, aban- doned channels Regular (seasonal) long-term in- undation Reed-cutting, aquatic plants, waterfowl, hunting, gathering (medicinal plants, dried flowers etc.) Conclusions The proposed changes in floodplain land use could have beneficial effects even on the short run. Keywords: assessment; bulletin; channel; doi; et al; floodplain; hungarian; kapos; land; land use; management; potential; rehabilitation; restoration; retention; river; soil; table; use; water
• Soil moisture retention on slopes under different agricultural land uses in hilly regions of Southern Transdanubia by Nagy, Gábor; Lóczy, Dénes; Czigány, Szabolcs; Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos; Ciglič, Rok; Ferk, Mateja (2020) - Pedotransfer functions for estimating soil water retention curve of Sicilian soils. Soil moisture retention on slopes under different agricultural land uses in hilly regions of Southern Transdanubia Gábor NAGY1, Dénes LÓCZY1, Szabolcs CZIGÁNY 1, Ervin PIRKHOFFER1, Szabolcs Ákos FÁBIÁN 1, Rok CIGLIČ2 and Mateja FERK2 Abstract Increasingly severe weather extremes are predicted as one of the consequences of climate change. Keywords: area; bulletin; doi; et al; european; flood; g. et; geographical; land; landscape; moisture; potential; retention; run; site; slope; soil; soil moisture; study; surface; tension; twilu; use; water
• Application of a topographic pedosequence in the Villány Hills for terroir characterization by Czigány, Szabolcs ; Novák, Tibor József; Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Nagy, Gábor; Lóczy, Dénes; Dezső, József; Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos; Świtoniak, Marcin; Charzyński, Przemyslaw (2020) - Microbiome of vineyard soils is shaped by geography and management. Insights into terroir factors from a dense network of vineyard soil and weather stations, Sunnyslope District, Idaho. Keywords: bulletin; czigány; doi; et al; grape; hills; hungarian; profile; properties; slope; soil; terroir; villány; vineyards; wine
• Crop growth, carbon sequestration and soil erosion in an organic vineyard of the Villány Wine District, Southwest Hungary by Dezső, József; Lóczy, Dénes; Rezsek, Marietta; Hüppi, Roman; Werner, János; Horváth, László (2020) - A simple model approach to simulate nitrogen dynamics in vineyard soils. 281Dezső, J. et al. Keywords: area; biomass; bulletin; carbon; doi; erosion; et al; grape; growth; ha-1; image; j. et; leaf; organic; soil; vineyard; wine; yield
• Imagined communities and practiced geopolitics by Van Der Wusten, Herman (2015) - The curves in Figure 2 show that the word geopolitics fi rst took off in Germany, particu- larly aft er the end of World War I and reached its highest rating in 1934. At the same time World War II unchained a geopolitical literature in the Anglo-Saxon countries mostly in response to German geopolitics and very oft en highly critical vastly overestimating its signifi cance in the German war eff ort. Keywords: bulletin; der; diff; erent; geopolitics; nationalism; power; russian; state; ukraine; ussr; war; world; wusten
• Strategy or disaster: New-style river regulation as an issue of national security by Schweitzer, Ferenc (2015) - However, when fl oods occur again, like in November 1998, when 17 dry years were followed by fl ood and led to catastrophic situation on the Upper Tisza, opin- ions and att itudes have to be rethought, even by those who refute the existence of fl ood hazard. Maximum fl ood levels at river gauges of the Middle Tisza region in 1999 and 2000 Gauge 1999 maximum in cm 1999 maximum related to design fl ood level, cm 2000 maximum, cm 1999 maximum related to design fl ood level, cm Growth of maxi- mum fl ood levels compared to pre- 1999 period, cm Tiszafüred Kisköre Tiszaroff Tiszabő Szolnok Martfű Tiszaug Csongrád 835 978 1,033 1,023 974 926 844 891 +21 +47 +39 +19 +13 +3 -36 -80 881 1,030 1,088 1,080 1,041 1,003 932 994 +67 +99 +94 +76 +80 +80 +52 +23 93 122 130 131 132 115 89 59 Source: Nagy, I., KÖTIVIZIG, 2001. Keywords: bulletin; danube; fl ood; hungarian; ood; oodplain; oods; river; schweitzer; tisza; water
• Report on the 5th EUGEO Congress by Nagy, Gyula (2015) - The programme of the Budapest Congress started on the 30th of August with registration and a cheerful Icebreaker Party. As a conclusion, aft er the initial phase EUGEO congresses the 5th Budapest Congress became more international and att ractive than the organisers and the participants originally expected. Keywords: aft; budapest; bulletin; congress; eugeo; europe; geography; place; rst; sessions
• Drainage network development in the Pannonian Basin by Schweitzer, Ferenc (2015) - The locations of Danube terraces along the Hungarian section of the Danube (based on the works of Pécsi, M.) Drainage system development in the Carpathian Basin At the end of the Late Miocene Sub-Epoch (7–8 Ma BP) and at the beginning of Pliocene Epoch signifi cant changes took place in the Carpathian Basin. The climax of the process started 1.0–1.2 million years ago (Zubakov, V.A. and Borzenkova, I.I. 1990) also representing the boundary between the Upper and Lower Biharian stages introduced by Kretzoi and the starting point of a significant climate cooling in the Carpathian Basin resulting in the development of further Danube terraces (terrace No. IV. /350,000 Keywords: a.s.l; basin; budapest; bulletin; climate; danube; hungarian; pannonian; photo; plain; pliocene; pécsi; river; schweitzer; terraces; travertine
• The role of slow design elements in managing tourist flow on the example of Bruges, Belgium by Pécsek, Brigitta (2015) - Further studies should aim to explore the demand side of slow urban tourism, which would give a clearer idea in terms of development and fi ne-tuning of slow design elements in popular urban destinations. Conclusion In this paper we examined the link between the tourist fl ow and urban planning solutions as well as the way the latt er might contribute 153Pécsek, B. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 64 (2015) (2) 143–154. to slowing down city tourists and dispers- ing them more evenly in urban areas. Keywords: bruges; bulletin; centre; cities; city; design; number; percent; tourism; tourists; urban; visitors
• Islam in Italy: insights from a Europe-Mediterranean perspective by Paradiso, Maria (2017) - Thus, comes a first issue for science and ‘good’ politics: focusing on human subjectivities and multiple belongings (Sen, A. 2006; Malouf, A. 2010), ways of flourishing in new contexts and emancipating from some origin contexts of Islam practice. In 2005, Interior Minister Giuseppe Pisanu appointed a ‘Council for Italian Islam’ (so- called Islamic Council), composed of 16 members, half of them Italian citizens, in- cluding members of both the cultural and the secular Muslim associations as well as leaders of religious associations. Keywords: bulletin; countries; dialogue; europe; european; islam; islamic; italian; italy; mosques; muslims; people; state
• The challenge of diversity in rural regions: refugee reception in the German federal state of Saxony by Glorius, Birgit (2017) - In those situations, social groups may react with active degrada- tion of groups which are perceived to rank lower, or because of a perceived competi- tion in the context of social benefit alloca- tion. The percep- tion of relative deprivation is found to result in a destructive attitude against democratic principles and institutions and leads to the re- jection of social groups that are perceived as being different. Keywords: asylum; attitudes; bulletin; east; federal; foreigners; germany; groups; integration; migrants; migration; population; reception; refugees; regions; saxony; seekers; und
• Studentification, diversity and social cohesion in post-socialist Budapest by Fabula, Szabolcs; Boros, Lajos; Kovács, Zoltán; Horváth, Dániel; Pál, Viktor (2017) - Are students the future gentrifiers who learn and practice the culture of gentrification when living in student neighbourhoods? Within the fourth domain the quality of local social networks, social capital, interactions and civic engagement are to be analysed. Keywords: budapest; bulletin; cohesion; d.p; district; gentrification; geographical; hungarian; józsefváros; residents; smith; studentification; students
• Geographical characteristics of contemporary international migration in and into Europe by Kocsis, Károly; Molnár Sansum, Judit; Kreinin, Lea; Michalkó, Gábor; Bottlik, Zsolt; Szabó, Balázs; Balizs, Dániel; Varga, György (2017) - In the 1980s and especially after the fall of the Berlin Wall, European migration experi- enced a rapid change again: many Southern European states became receiving countries, and net migration started to grow again in the Western European countries (Figure 1). In his paper, King selected four geographers’ works which contributed to migration theory the most significantly: Keywords: asylum; bulletin; countries; eea; europe; european; geographical; migrants; migration; miller; number; people; population; war; western
• New ways of mobility: the birth of ridesharing. A case study from Hungary by Bálint, Dóra; Trócsányi, András (2017) - Along these lines we can establish that the emergence of Hungarian ridesharing follows the hierarchical model of innovation distri- bution, in which Budapest, dominating the Hungarian settlement system in almost all dimensions, is clearly prevalent. The database contained the average costs of the routes (locations of departure and des- tination) in altogether four time periods (two summer, one autumn and one winter week), making it possible for us to make compari- sons with the costs of other mobility types. Keywords: bulletin; car; case; drivers; economy; mobility; new; people; ridesharing; routes; settlements; transportation; users
• Resilience in post-socialist context: The case of a watermelon producing community in Hungary by Lendvay, Márton (2016) - Theoretical foundations Two traditions of resilience thinking Works on rural community resilience origi- nally apply one of the two significantly dif- ferent approaches: social-ecological-systems (SES) and community psychology. Aspects of community resilience in the watermelon producing community of Medgyesegyháza Viewed from a broader perspective, the wa- termelon producing community of Medgye- segyháza is located in a region classified as ‘socio-economically disadvantaged’. Keywords: approach; bulletin; change; communities; community; community resilience; concept; farmers; new; production; resilience; social; thinking; watermelon
• Geomorphological hazards in a Mediterranean mountain environment - Example of Tétouan, Morocco by Prokos, Hedvig; Baba, Hasnaa; Lóczy, Dénes; El Kharim, Younes (2016) - As far as research into landslide hazards in Morocco is concerned, it has been mostly focused on seis- mic-induced landslides to date (Houssaini, S. and Bahi, L. 2014), but hydro-meteorological drivers are also widespread. The spatial distribution of landslide hazard is closely associated with the distribution of travertines, which is mostly limited to the area of the Medina. Keywords: areas; bulletin; city; hazards; landslides; maroc; martil; morocco; rif; tétouan
• Natural reduction of Ukraine’s population: Regional dimensions of the national threat by Dnistrianskyi, Myroslav; Molnár, József; Chaika, Iryna (2021) - In 1990, depopulation spread to almost half of the regions of the country, and the total rate of natural population growth in Ukraine became minimal (only 0.6‰). The present study is based on the theory of demographic transition that emphasises the objectivity of moving away from the tradi- tions of a large family and natural population decline in the process of industrialisation and urbanisation. Keywords: age; areas; bulletin; decline; growth; increase; population; processes; rate; regions; rural; socio; trends; ukraine
• Approaches to identification and interpretation of mining heritage: the case of the Jáchymovsko area, Ore Mountains, Czechia by Jelen, Jakub; Kučera, Zdeněk (2017) - Mining heritage in the Jáchymovsko area Protection of mining heritage in Czechia On the national level, heritage protection and the implementation of the respective agree- ments is the responsibility of the individual countries and authorised institutions. Approaches to identification and interpretation of mining heritage: the case of the Jáchymovsko area, Ore Mountains, Czechia 321Jelen, J. and Kučera, Z. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 (2017) (4) 321–336.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.66.4.4 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 2017 (4) 321–336. Keywords: activities; area; bulletin; example; features; heritage; interpretation; jáchymov; kučera; landscape; mining; mining heritage; objects; past; protection; public; tourism; values
• Politics of street names and the reinvention of local heritage in the contested urban space of Oradea by Erőss, Ágnes (2017) - Nevertheless, street names, more precisely the maintenance of Hungarian street names can also be comprehended as an alternative city text. In Sebeş, following the decision of the local mayor, the traditional German and (if exists) Hungarian street names were placed below the official street name plates, usually printed on a different table with different colours. Keywords: bulletin; city; heritage; names; naming; oradea; place; politics; power; public; space; street; street names
• Border divergence or convergence in the context of integration: A case study of the Russian-Belarusian and Russian-Kazakhstan borderlands by Morachevskaya, Kira; Karpenko, Mikhail; Sebentsov, Alexander (2022) - This leads to the peripherization of the territories far away from capitals, such as border regions. For Russia, the role of border regions in the economy is much lower. Keywords: belarus; border; border regions; borderland; bulletin; convergence; cooperation; divergence; economic; integration; kazakhstan; population; regions; russian; soviet; state; trade
• Social assessment of national parks through the example of the Aggtelek National Park by Kőszegi, Margit; Gessert, Alena; Nestorová-Dická, Janetta; Gruber, Péter; Bottlik, Zsolt (2022) - E-mail: agria@gmx.net Social assessment of national parks through the example of the Aggtelek National Park Margit KŐSZEGI 1, Alena GESSERT 2, Janetta NESTOROVÁ-DICKÁ2, Péter GRUBER 3 and Zsolt BOTTLIK 4 Abstract Karst areas, which are less involved in productive activities are often declared protected areas that can have a positive impact on the lives of the local communities. To verify this hypothesis, we examine karst areas, where national parks have been established to preserve mostly geological but also biological values. Keywords: areas; bulletin; communities; et al; karst; locals; national; national park; nature; park; people; tourism
• Attitudes of local people towards Apuseni Nature Park, Romania by Imecs, Zoltán; Máthé, András; Kohán, Balázs (2022) - Nature parks – as IUCN Category V - Protected Landscape – have a lot of roles (IUCN 2022), among which we now mention only the most important ones: – to maintain a balanced interaction of na- ture and culture through the protection of landscape and associated traditional man- agement practices, societies, cultures and spiritual values; 1 Department of Geography in Hungarian, Babeș-Bolyai University. Like national parks, nature parks may also present serious values but also constraints for the local population that may be occasionally more severe than in a national park. Keywords: answers; areas; bulletin; karst; national; nature; nature park; park; people; percent; questions; respondents; tourism
• Age-group-based evaluation of residents’ urban green space provision: Szeged, Hungary. A case study by Kolcsár, Ronald András; Csete, Ákos K.; Kovács-Győri, Anna; Szilassi, Péter (2022) - Testing the limitations of buffer zones and Urban atlas pop- ulation data in urban green space provision analyses through the case study of Szeged, Hungary. Comparing urban green space provision and accessibility in eight European metropolitan areas using a spatially explicit approach. Keywords: accessibility; age; areas; availability; building; bulletin; et al; green; group; hungarian; population; provision; public; r.a; space; space accessibility; space availability; szeged; ugs; ugs provision; urban; zones
• Perception, understanding, and action: attitudes of climate change in the Hungarian population by Jankó, Ferenc; Bertalan, Laura; Hoschek, Mónika; Komornoki, Karolina; Németh, Nikoletta; Papp-Vancsó, Judit (2018) - Almost 47 per cent of respondents answered that the effects of climate change are already directly perceivable and visible, while 40 per cent chose the following among the possible answers: ‘Climate change has been and is still affecting humanity and this is not expected to change in the future either.’ Introduction Public understanding of climate change in the context of the surrounding public-political discussions has become an essential subject of social science research papers. Keywords: bulletin; change; climate; climate change; concern; et al; level; problem; questions; respondents; scale; scepticism
• Segments of the ancient cultural landscape in the “Hungarian Corner” of Moravia: A valuable pre-industrial heritage by Kolejka, Jaromír; Nováková, Eva (2023) - The concept of ancient cultural landscapes The ancient cultural landscape genetically predates the emergence of a traditional civil society based on civil rights and freedoms guaranteed by the constitution on the one hand, and a society realizing mass produc- tion of goods with using machines powered by energies also produced by machines on the other hand. Among the organically developed rel- ict landscapes, ancient cultural landscapes represent the remains of perhaps larger ter- ritories in their surroundings, which, how- ever, have succumbed to the processes of innovation and lost their original character. Keywords: areas; border; bulletin; confinium; czech; division; heritage; hungarian; landscape; map; nováková; segments; territory; use; village
• Border control and accident rate of irregular immigration in the route to the Canary Islands (Spain) during the COVID-19 pandemic by Mesa-Pérez, Carmelo Ulises; Parreño-Castellano, Juan Manuel; Domínguez-Mujica, Josefina (2023) - Exploring dissuasion as a (geo) political instrument in irregular migration control at the southern Spanish maritime border. Keywords: irregular migrations, Atlantic maritime border, migration controls, accidents in migration routes, Canary Islands Received January 2023, accepted May 2023. Keywords: border; bulletin; c.u; canary; canary islands; control; countries; european; islands; migrants; migration; migratory; number; pandemic; people; percent; pérez; rescue; route; sea; spain
• The Devdoraki Glacier Catastrophes, Georgian Caucasus by Tielidze, Levan G.; Kumladze, Roman M.; Wheate, Roger D.; Gamkrelidze, Mamia (2019) - Origin of Kazbegi ice blockage and measures for its prevention. These are known The Devdoraki Glacier catastrophes, Georgian Caucasus Levan G. TIELIDZE1,5, Roman M. KUMLADZE2, Roger D. WHEATE3 and Mamia GAMKRELIDZE4 Abstract This study analyses the Devdoraki Glacier surge type catastrophes since 1776, lead to human casualties, destruction of settlements and the international road in the Georgian Caucasus. Keywords: avalanche; bulletin; caucasus; devdoraki; flow; georgia; glacier; ice; kazbegi; l.g; river; rock; tergi; tielidze

• Applications of stable carbon isotopes in soil science with special attention to natural 13C abundance approach by Zacháry, Dóra (2019) - Keywords: stable C isotopes, 13C natural labelling, soil organic carbon turnover, isotope fractionation 1 Geographical Institute, Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, H-1112 Budapest, Budaörsi út 45. Turnover and availability of soil organic carbon under differ- ent Mediterranean land-uses as estimated by 13C natural abundance. Keywords: 13c; abundance; carbon; co2; et al; fractionation; isotope; kuzyakov; matter; plant; science; soil; som; turnover; vegetation; δ13c
• The potential of regulating ecosystem service – filtering potential for inorganic pollutants – supplied by soils of Slovakia by Makovníková, Jarmila; Pálka, Boris; Širáň, Miloš; Kizeková, Miroslava; Kanianska, Radoslava (2019) - The mapping of ecosystem services and their integration into regional decision making and the optimization of ecosystem services potential can contribute to the sustainable use of ecosystems. Indicators of ecosystem service potential at European scales: mapping marginal changes and trade-offs. Keywords: category; ecosystem; filtering; land; mapping; potential; services; slovakia; soil
• The soil types of the modernized, diagnostic based Hungarian Soil Classification System and their correlation with the World reference base for soil resources by Michéli, Erika; Csorba, Ádám; Szegi, Tamás; Dobos, Endre; Fuchs, Márta (2019) - Keywords: soil classification, genetic approach, diagnostic approach, World Reference Base for soil resources (WRB), correlation 1 Department of Soil Science and Agrochemistry. Principles of soil classification. Keywords: classification; correlation; criteria; hscs; michéli; soil; system; wrb
• In memoriam György Várallyay (1935–2018) by Lóczy, Dénes (2019) - Listening to his enjoyable lectures, many students came to like soil science and soil hydrology – generally considered boring subjects by non-professionals. For this reason, he always showed deep interest in the achievements of disciplines close- ly related to soil science, including physical geogra- phy and environmental sciences. Keywords: sciences; soil; university; water
• Effects of recreational and residential functional land use on urban soils by Gordienko, Oleg; Kulik, Anastasia (2024) - The objective of the study was to analyse the morphological, chemical, and physical properties of anthropogenic soil horizons We predict that soil horizons in recreational zones will demon- strate distinctive characteristics compared to those in residential areas, reflecting the specific land use practices and human activities associ- ated with each zoning type. Keywords: areas; content; corg; distribution; horizons; percent; properties; socstoc; soil; thickness; values; zones
• The effect of different water types commonly applied during laser diffraction measurement on the particle size distribution of soils by Labancz, Viktória; Hernádi, Hilda; Barna, Gyöngyi; Bakacsi, Zsófia; Szegi, Tamás; Kocsis, Mihály ; Makó, András (2024) - In soil LDM PSD measurements, researchers put relatively little emphasis on the choice of the type of aqueous media used. It is assumed that disaggregation of soil samples also occurs 357Labancz, V. et al. Keywords: aqueous; clay; content; disaggregation; dispersion; effect; et al; laser; ldm; measurement; media; method; particle; properties; psd; results; samples; sand; silt; size; soil; treatment; water
• Trends and hotspots in landscape transformation based on anthropogenic impacts on soil in Hungary, 1990–2018 by Balogh, Szabolcs; Novák, Tibor József (2020) - Keywords: landscape degradation, landscape rewilding, land cover change, soil naturalness changes Received February 2020; Accepted October 2020. The land cover (LC) changes evaluated according to their influence on anthropogenic features of soils allows to distinguish between LC changes result- ing increased and decreased human impact (HI). Keywords: changes; cover; hotspots; hungarian; land; novák; number; polygons; soil; t.j
• Parameterizing the modified water cloud model to improve soil moisture data retrieval using vegetation models by Rawat, Kishan Singh; Singh, Sudhir Kumar; Ray, Ram L.; Szabó, Szilárd; Kumar, Sanjeev (2020) - Methods The Sentinel-1 data sets were processed for only VV polarization and generated backscat- tering coefficient (σ°) which is known as total σ0 (or σ0 total) because two σ0 contribute in σ0 total, backscattering from soil σ0 (σ0 soil) and backscat- tering from vegetation (σ0 veg). It can be expressed by the following equation (1): σ0 total (dB) = σ0 veg + σ0 veg+soil + τ2 σ0 soil , For a given radar signal, σ0 from the bare soil has a linear function of the soil moisture with depth (0.0–7.5 cm) (Attema, E. and Ulaby, F.T. 1978) and σ0 veg+soil ≈ 0; therefore, eq. 1 can be modified as: σ0 total (dB) = σ0 veg + τ2 σ0 soil , where: σ0 veg (dB) = AV1 cos(1 τ2), τ2 = exp(2BV2 / cosθ), σ0 soil (dB) = C + D . Keywords: canopy; coefficients; data; evi; moisture; mwcm; ndvi; soil; vegetation
• Soil erosion hazard and mitigation in the Euro-Mediterranean region: do we need more research? by Poesen, Jean (2015) - Scaling up soil erosion processes and rates in space and time: need for improved models and data mining Many fi eld studies of soil erosion are limited by the size of the study area and the period over which the observations have been made. An overview of soil erosion processes, their controlling factors, consequences, pre- vention and control in Europe was produced by Boardman, J. and Poesen, J. in 2006. Keywords: erosion; erosion processes; et al; gully; poesen; processes; rates; research; soil; soil erosion
• Hartemink, A.E. and McSweeney, K. (eds.): Soil Carbon by Szalai, Zoltán; Jakab, Gergely (2015) - This is an essential handbook for soil scientists, ge- ographers and environmentalist to receive up to date knowledge about soil carbon. The fi rst part of the book is an overview of the recent status of soil carbon research in the World’s science. Keywords: carbon; soc; soil
• Numerical study of the effect of soil texture and land use distribution on the convective precipitation by Göndöcs, Júlia; Breuer, Hajnalka; Horváth, Ákos; Ács, Ferenc; Rajkai, Kálmán (2015) - However, the location of storm cells with the highest intensity shift - ed toward south in case of soil texture change, and an East–West horizontal tilt and shift was observable in case of land use change. It is found that the diurnal latent heat fl ux is the highest at 12 UTC, at this peak the spatial average diff erence in latent heat fl ux is +6.5 W/m2 and –4.3 W/m2 with respect to soil texture and land use change, while the absolute diff erences range from –70 W/m2 to +70 W/m2 in all cases. Keywords: area; convective; diff; erence; heat; land; loam; model; moisture; precipitation; soil; temperature; texture; use
• Soil erodibility calculations based on different particle size distribution measurements by Centeri, Csaba; Szalai, Zoltán; Jakab, Gergely; Barta, Károly; Farsang, Andrea; Szabó, Szilárd; Bíró, Zsolt (2015) - Soil particle size distribution is measured by various authors for various purposes (Su, Y.Z. et al. 2004). Fractal features of soil particle size distribution and the implication for indicating desertifi cation. Keywords: diff; erodibility; erosion; et al; geographical; hungarian; loss; methods; particle; size; soil
• Spatial and temporal heterogeneity of runoff and soil loss dynamics under simulated rainfall by Szabó, Judit ; Jakab, Gergely; Szabó, Boglárka (2015) - Previous studies indicated that initial moisture content, slope and soil crusts are playing an important role in soil erosion. Keywords: soil erosion, rainfall simulation, runoff , aggregate size Introduction The soil loss by erosion is a widespread prob- lem in agricultural areas. Keywords: diff; eff; erent; erosion; loss; period; precipitation; rainfall; rates; runoff; sediment; slope; soil
• An application of a spatial simulated annealing sampling optimization algorithm to support digital soil mapping by Szatmári, Gábor; Barta, Károly; Pásztor, László (2015) - Conclusions As it was illustrated by the scenarios, SSA (us- ing RKV as optimization criterion) is a valuable algorithm to optimize soil sampling strategy considering a lot of constraints and demands, which were suggested by soil surveyors, pedo- metricans and end-users (e.g. the number of new observations, predefi ned quality measure value (i.e. RKV), as well as taking auxiliary information, previously collected samples and inaccessible areas into account). The sampling scenarios were set to repre- sent the major capabilities of SSA and to cov- er a major part of soil sampling issues. Keywords: design; et al; optimization; regular; rkv; sampling; scenario; size; soil; space; value
• Method development to extract spatial association structure from soil polygon maps by Sisák, István ; Kocsis, Mihály; Benő, András; Várszegi, Gábor (2015) - International soil classifi cation system for naming soils and creating legends for soil maps. The method could be refi ned by using variable sized moving window method and by combining boundary data with terrain, geology etc. Keywords soilscape quantifi cation, genetic soil map of Hungary, boundary segment based Chi-squared calculation, hierarchical clustering, multidimensional scaling Introduction Since the work of Dokuchaev, the axiom of the soil science is that soil forming factors (climate, geology, hydrology, biota, elevation, time and humans) and their specifi c interaction deter- mine soil formation and soil properties. Keywords: al s; c al; et al; lic; s oi; soil
• Investigation of ecological potentials of the Eger Model Region by GIS methods by Őrsi, Anna; Kertész, Ádám (2014) - 4. Map of the areas with the type of land use corresponding to the ecological poten- tial where present land use is diff erent from the ecological potential in the Eger Model Region 52 REFERENCES Barczi, A., Csorba, P., Lóczy, D., Mezősi, G., Konkoly-Gyuró, É., Bardóczi-Székely, E., Csima, P., Kollányi, L., Gergely, E. and Farkas, Sz. 2008. Suggestions are made to optimise land use according to the capability map. Keywords: areas; conditions; ecology; hungarian; landscape; map; potential; region; soil; use
• Soil parent material delineation using MODIS and SRTM data by Dobos, Endre; Seres, Anna; Vadnai, Péter; Michéli, Erika; Fuchs, Márta; Láng, Vince; Bertóti, Réka Diána; Kovács, Károly (2013) - Determination of soil parent material within the landform units based on low-resolution satellite imagery (MODIS) and DEM (SRTM) in combination with legacy soil parent material data The study area The pilot area is located in Central Europe and it covers the area of Austria, Hun- gary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Southern Poland and a small part of Germany and Romania. Unconsolidated areas An unconsolidated material is a loose inorganic/organic material which is – by nature – accumulated/deposited in a deeper stratum by wind, water or ice (aeolian, fl uvial, estuarine, lacustrine, marine, glacial) or by mass move- ments (like the colluvial materials). Keywords: areas; cation; classes; classifi; classifi cation; consolidated; data; database; diff; image; information; material; parent; procedure; soil; soter; texture; units
• Groundwater flooding hazard in river valleys of hill regions: example of the Kapos River, Southwest-Hungary by Lóczy, Dénes; Dezső, József (2013) - The ’fl ood pulse’ concept (Junk, W.J. et al. 1989) portrays a simple time sequence of fl oodplain fl ooding (Figure 1, I. A–C). Abstract In the riverine fl oodplains of hill regions built of sand and loess, interactions between river channels and groundwater reservoirs result from the high permeability of the riverbed and the spatial heterogeneity of fl oodplain deposits and soils. Keywords: groundwater; hazard; inundation; kapos; oodplain; river; soil; water
• ValiDat.DSM, a new soil data validation dataset for Central Europe by Dobos, Endre; Michéli, Erika; Fulajtár, Emil; Penížek, Vít; Świtoniak, Marcin (2013) - The dataset is a good tool for validating DSM derived soil datasets and for scien- tifi c researches on soil variability within diff erent soil forming conditions. DSM is to support new initiatives to develop a more appropriate and “standardisable” way of categorical soil data validation. Keywords: a.b; cation; data; dataset; mcbratney; pixel; sites; soil; validation; wrb
• Report on Global Soil Carbon Conference by Jakab, Gergely; Szalai, Zoltán (2013) - That is the reason for the signifi cant increase of global conferences on soil carbon. Finally, Jae Yang, the president of IUSS, emphasized the role of soil carbon in the environment. Keywords: carbon; conference; soil
• A field experiment on the use of biogeotextiles for the conservation of sand-dunes of the Baltic coast in Lithuania by Jankauskas, Benediktas; Jankauskiene, Genovaite; Fullen, Michael A (2012) - A fi eld experiment on the use of biogeotextiles for the conservation of sand-dunes of the Baltic coast in Lithuania Benediktas JANKAUSKAS,1 Genovaite JANKAUSKIENE1 and Michael A. FULLEN2 Abstract Extreme damage was caused by wave and wind erosion on sand dunes on the Baltic coast near Palanga in Lithuania. Accretion (cm) of sand dunes on the breached blowout near Nemirseta Year or index Biogeotextile belt I, no. of markers Biogeotextile belt II, no. of markers Total mean 1 2 3 Mean 4 5 6 Mean 2006 2007 2008 38 15 23 26 26 35 17 20 40 27.0 20.3 32.7 14 18 62 11 20 26 11 21 22 12.0 19.7 36.7 19.5a 20.0a 34.7b LSD05 Keywords: accretion; biogeotextile; blowout; borassus; coastal; cover; dune; erosion; grasses; mats; mean; moisture; perennial; sand; soil; table; vegetation
• Relationship between ecological indicators and soil properties (in case of a wetland) by Szalai, Zoltán; Szabó, Mária; Zboray, Nóra; Kiss, Klaudia; Horváth-Szabó, Kata; Jakab, Gergely; Balázs, Réka; Németh, Tibor; Madarász, Balázs (2012) - To compare soil data with ecological indicators soil pH values were converted to acidity (cmol+ kg-1) before regression analysis (to transform log scale to linear scale data). Present paper focuses on applicability of soil related ecological indicators in small scale studies. Keywords: diff; erent; hungarian; indicators; properties; soil; species; toposequence; value; water
• The role of slumps in the changing process of soil formation and soil degradation by Fazakas, Csaba (2012) - Keywords: slump, dissectivity, soil erosion, soil types, Nyárádmenti Hills Introduction Slumps are generally studied by geomorphologists, their eff ects are great on soil formation and degradation therefore pedological investigations are also reasonable in such areas. FAZAKAS1 Abstract The eff ects of slumps on soil erosion and soil formation in a Romanian study area, in the Nyárádmagyarós Basin being part of the Nyárádmenti Hills are investigated in this paper. Keywords: area; basin; conditions; erosion; formation; forms; hummocks; humus; nyárádmagyarós; slope; slump; soil; soil formation; study; surface; water
• Special paleogeographic characteristics and changes in δ18O values in Upper Pleistocene deposits of the Moravian Plateau by Kis, Éva; Schweitzer, Ferenc; Futó, István; Vodila, Gergely; Balogh, János; Di Gléria, Mária (2011) - We can affi rm the opinion of Valoch, K. (1996) who has stated that the two parts (the upper chernozem and lower forest soil) of paleosols equivalent with our MF1 soils can be found together only in some places (e.g. Stillfried). In most of the sections only some part of the complex remained (e.g. the chernozem soil in Dolní Vĕstonice with an age of 30.9 ky BP; the forest soil in Červený kopec – Bohunice-type culture: 40.2 ky BP). Keywords: kis; kopec; kukla; loess; paleosol; photo; section; series; soil; values; červený
• Jeffery, S. et al. (eds): European Atlas of Soil Biodiversity by Szalai, Zoltán (2011) - Fundaments of the soil envi- ronment, ecosystems and biomes, soil functions, threats to soil biodiversity, soil ecology, and the methodology are introduced from the perspectives of soil ecology and microbiology. It is designed to be a reference guide to life of soil, so it can be a useful tool for soil scientists and for higher education. Keywords: atlas; soil
• Report on the 6th International Congress of the European Society for Soil Conservation (ESSC) : Thessaloniki, Greece, 9-14 May 2011 by Kertész, Ádám (2011) - The introductory paper of Session 4 (Soil and water management under global climatic change scenarios) was given by S. Runolfsson and his co-authors from Iceland on soil conservation in Iceland putt ing the issue in a European context. In the middle Professor Theodore Karyotis, the president of the Organizing Committ ee 314 The question of how to manage already degraded land and to foster education and public awareness were the topics of Session 6 (Restoration and remediation of de- graded lands – Education in soil conservation and public awareness). Keywords: conservation; president; session; soil
• Gullies of two Hungarian regions - a case study by Jakab, Gergely ; Madarász, Balázs; Őrsi, Anna; Szalai, Zoltán; Kertész, Ádám (2011) - Climate is not the only environmental condition that regulates soil erosion (Kertész, Á. 2006; Smolska, E. 2007) As a result six land use types were created focusing on soil conservation, ranked according to their endangerment by soil erosion, i.e. cultivated area including arable land, vineyard and orchard followed by permanent vegetation, forest and wetland/ scrubland. Keywords: area; börzsöny; erosion; forest; gullies; gully; hungarian; land; length; soil; use; zselic
• Dynamics of organic carbon and dissolved iron in relation to landscape diversity by Szalai, Zoltán; Jakab, Gergely; Németh, Tibor; Sipos, Péter; Mészáros, Erzsébet; Di Gléria, Mária; Madarász, Balázs; Varga, Imre; Horváth-Szabó, Kata (2010) - Discussion Interrelationships between porewater temperature, PAR, pH, EH, DOC and dissolved iron We supposed that higher plants have direct and indirect eff ects on soil EH and pH. The indirect eff ect can be the shading, which has infl uence on soil temperature. Keywords: concentration; conditions; days; diff; doc; ecotopes; et al; iron; landscape; redox; research; soil; szabó; temperature; wetland
• The role of conservation agriculture in landscape protection by Kertész, Ádám; Madarász, Balázs; Csepinszky, Béla; Benke, Szabolcs (2010) - Soil conservation in perspective. Conservation agriculture plots proved to be more favourable for birds, fi rst of all for small warblers like skylark (Alauda arvensis), goldfi nch (Carduelis carduelis), yellowhammer (Emberiza citrinella), greenfi nch (Carduelis chloris) and tree sparrow (Passer montanus), than traditional plots did in both of the winter seasons investigated. Keywords: agriculture; conservation; erosion; landscape; loss; plots; protection; runoff; soil; tillage; world
• A quantitative procedure for building physiographic units supporting a global SOTER database by Dobos, Endre; Daroussin, Joël; Montanarella, Luca (2010) - Keywords: digital soil mapping, SRTM, digital terrain modelling, small scale soil database, DEM, morphometric terrain analysis Introduction Soil database is needed for global scale yield forecasting, modelling and re- search. It is not feasible to delineate soil polygons on regional-to-global scale soil databases. Keywords: area; cation; cells; classes; data; database; dem; pdd; polygon; procedure; scale; slope; soil; soter; terrain; units
• Dust accumulation and loess formation under the oceanic semiarid climate of Tenerife, Canary Islands by Kis, Éva; Schweitzer, Ferenc (2010) - The oldest deposit is the lowermost phonolite with an age of 3.3–2 Ma (Martí, J. et al. 1994), followed upward by Arico ignimbrite: by K/Ar dating it is 0.65±0.03 Ma (Ancochea, E. et al. 1999) and by 40Ar/39Ar: 0.61±0.09 (Bryan, S.E. et al. 1998). The studied section in the environs of Bandas del Sur (Photo by Kis, É. ) 217 In the lower- most part of the sec- tion the phonolite lava of Las Cañadas volcano is found dat- ed 3.5–2 Ma (Martí, J. et al. 1994, Photo 4, Figure 2). Keywords: basalt; canary; deposits; dust; islands; lava; level; loess; photo; sea; sediments; soil; tenerife; values
• Does sewage sludge amendment to soil enhance the development of Silver birch and Scots pine? by Vaitkutė, Dovilė; Baltrėnaitė, Edita; Booth, Colin A; Fullen, Michael A (2010) - However, in deeper layers carbon content was signifi cantly greater at Site S. More acidic soil conditions can increase Al+3 availability, which in turn can disturb the normal development of tree roots and minimize the uptake of macro-nutrients, such as Ca2+ or Mg2+ (Kupčinskienė, E. 2006). Response of roots trees to heavy metals. Keywords: birch; concentrations; mg·kg-1; pine; roots; sewage; shoots; signifi; site; site c; sludge; soil; tree
• Jones, A. et al. (eds): An introduction to the "Soil Atlas of the Northern Circumpolar Region" by Dobos, Endre (2010) - Soil plays a critical role in the global carbon cycle processes thus being one of the most important factors in global warming. The thawing of soils in the arctic regions will result in the thawing of the cur- rently frozen organic matt er of the peat and meadow soils formed in this temporarily wet environ- ment. Keywords: atlas; soil
• Hungarian Conference of Soil Science by Barta, Károly; Farsang, Andrea (2010) - There were reports on fi eld experiments with sewage sludge, diff erent composts, energy plants, phosphorus move- ment by water erosion and lectures about vertical movement of copper and the selenium content in Hungarian soils. In the course of the plenary session Farsang, A. from the host department showed the status of the soil science at the University of Szeged, and talked about education, research and services related to soil science. Keywords: profi; science; soil
• The global problem of land degradation and desertification by Kertész, Ádám (2009) - As it is the main factor infl uencing desertifi cation processes, the global importance of desertifi cation will increase and it is and it will be the most important group of land degradation processes in those regions of the world where there the climate is arid, semi-arid or dry subhumid. The methodologies of physical and social geography are the best tools for the investigation of land degradation processes, due to the complex nature of these processes. Keywords: arid; cation; defi; degradation; desertifi; erosion; land; land degradation; landscape; processes; soil
• Gully- or sheet erosion? A case study at catchment scale by Jakab, Gergely; Madarász, Balázs; Szalai, Zoltán (2009) - Sedimentation can be as dangerous as soil erosion from the point of view of agronomy and ecology. Investigating soil erosion on catchment scale it is very 1 Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences, H-1112 Budaörsi út 45. Keywords: activity; catchment; erosion; gully; profi; reservoir; sediment; soil
• Volcanic soils of the High Börzsöny and their relationship with geomorphological conditions by Madarász, Balázs; Jakab, Gergely (2009) - Keywords: erubáz soil, High Börzsöny study area, DEM, sampling, laboratory analyses Introduction One of the most ignored and less studied soil types in Hungary is the so called erubáz or fekete nyirok (black, wet soil), a special soil type developed on volcanic rocks. However, erubáz soils may occur on considerably larger areas than suggested by the agrotopographic map, only their tiny spots dispersed in a mosaic-like patt ern are impossible to visualize at this scale. Keywords: area; brown; budapest; börzsöny; erubáz; erubáz soils; map; mapping; slopes; soil; stefanovits; study; study area; types
• In memoriam Attila Barczi (1964–2020) by Lóczy, Dénes (2020) - He was active as head of the de- partment and of the Doctoral School of Environmental Sciences, vice-dean of the Faculty, but, first of all, as an enthusiastic and excellent lecturer of soil science and landscape ecology – not only at Gödöllő, but also at other universities. After attending postgraduate courses in soil science and agricultural environmental protection, he defended his PhD dis- sertation in 1997 and became habilitated associate professor in 2004. Keywords: landscape; soil
• Mapping soil organic carbon under erosion processes using remote sensing by Suleymanov, Azamat; Gabbasova, Ilyusya; Suleymanov, Ruslan; Abakumov, Evgeny; Polyakov, Vyacheslav; Liebelt, Peter (2021) - The success of recent land management efforts to reduce soil erosion in northern France. Dynamic monitoring of soil erosion in the upper Minjiang catchment using an improved soil loss equation based on remote sensing and geographic information system. Keywords: analysis; areas; carbon; content; data; erosion; et al; index; model; nmr; processes; sensing; soc; soil; study; vegetation; water
• Mobilizing greater crop and land potentials sustainably by Kassam, Amir; Basch, Gottlieb; Friedrich, Theodor; Gonzalez, Emilio; Trivino, Paula; Mkomwa, Saidi (2017) - Nor is there any concern being expressed in the conventional GR agriculture approach about agricultural land area continuing to be severely degraded and abandoned due to the negative impact of the conventional tillage- based production paradigm (Kassam, A. et al. 2009, 2013). No-till in northern, western and south-western Europe: A review of problems and opportunities for crop production and the environment. Keywords: agriculture; et al; fao; food; kassam; land; production; soil; systems; tillage; water
• Sustainability using cover crops in Mediterranean tree crops, olives and vines – Challenges and current knowledge by Gómez, José A (2017) - However, the Mediterranean type of climate is characterized by a limited, and highly variable, precipitation in relation Sustainability using cover crops in Mediterranean tree crops, olives and vines – Challenges and current knowledge José A. GÓMEZ1 Abstract Tree crops cover a large area of European landscape, 13.3 million hectares, with olive, grapes, nuts and almonds been the most extended and mostly concentrated in Mediterranean areas. This communication revises some of the issues regarding sustainable cultivation of tree crops in Mediterranean conditions with the use of cover crops, focusing particularly in olives and vines. Keywords: conditions; cover; cover crops; crops; erosion; gómez; j.a; management; mediterranean; olive; orchards; soil; tree; use; water
• Influence of tillage systems on short-term soil CO2 emissions by Bilandžija, Darija; Zgorelec, Željka; Kisić, Ivica (2017) - Tillage often accelerates and increases soil CO2 emissions by speeding organic car- bon decomposition i.e. decreasing soil organic matter, changing soil microclimate (tempera- ture and water content), disrupting soil aggre- gates, increasing aeration and increasing con- tact between soil and crop residues (Gebhart, D.L. et al. 1994; Reicosky, D.C. et al. 1995, 1997; Gregorich, E.G. et al. 2005; Bilen, S. et al. 2010; Bilandžija, D. et al. 2016). Tillage may have long-term influence on soil CO2 emissions but also it often increases short-term soil CO2 emissions due to a rapid physical release of CO2 trapped in the soil air pores (Bilandžija, D. et al. 2013). Keywords: co2; emissions; soil; soil co2; temperature; tillage
• The ecosystem services supplied by soil in relation to land use by Makovníková, Jarmila; Kanianska, Radoslava; Kizeková, Miriam (2017) - 3. Categories of soil regulating services for arable land. 4. Categories of soil regulating services for grass- land. Keywords: ecosystem; grassland; land; potential; provisioning; services; soil
• Supporting transition toward conservation agriculture: a framework to analyze the learning processes of farmers by Cristofari, Hélène; Girard, Nathalie; Magda, Danièle (2017) - consequently, the la- bels of the categories mechanisms of learn- ing exposed in our results are often our own scientific terms, chosen because they were large enough to encompass the diverse spe- cific expressions used by different farmers. Practically speaking, this means that the selected farmers were characterized by a diversity of professional paths (more or less academic education, different family ties to agriculture), a diversity of relationships with other farmers and with extension agents, a diversity of productions (arable crops alone, with vines, with livestock), and a diversity of current conservation agriculture practices (from direct seeding to shallow tillage, differ- ent ways to manage cover crops, varied uses of chemical inputs…). Keywords: agriculture; conservation; farmers; information; learning; mechanisms; practice; processes; soil
• Soil organic matter characterisation by photometric indices or photon correlation spectroscopy: are they comparable? by Jakab, Gergely; Rieder, Ádám; Vancsik, Anna Viktória; Szalai, Zoltán (2018) - X-ray spectromicroscopy as an important part of in situ investigations of organo-mineral interactions became more available (Lehman, J. et al. 2008). However, according to this theory stable SOM was di- rectly related to the fine particles of the soil (Hassink, J. 1997; Wiesmeier, M. et al. 2014) the role of aggregates was less clear. Keywords: carbon; et al; forest; fraction; hungarian; land; matter; method; size; soc; soil; som
• Vertical differentiation of pedogenic iron forms – a key of hydromorphic soil profile development by Ringer, Marianna; Jakab, Gergely; Sipos, Péter; Szabó, Máté; Horváth-Szabó, Kata; Perényi, Katalin; Szalai, Zoltán (2021) - Soil colour was determined by Munsell colour chart. Annual changes of soil colour could be ob- served (Table 3). Keywords: 10yr; 7.5yr; colour; features; iron; nodules; soil; water
• Palmer-type soil modelling for evapotranspiration in different climatic regions of Kenya by Musyimi, Peter K.; Székely, Balázs ; Gandhi, Arun; Weidinger, Tamás (2022) - This prompts timely planting to ensure optimum utilization of available soil water during the rainy season (Ferina, J. et al. 2021). One dimension Palmer-type soil model (Equations 2–7) was used for estimat- ing evapotranspiration using site-specific soil parameters (Table 2) which included wilting point, field capacity, and soil saturation point for each station at 1 m deep soil layer (Ács, F. and Breuer, H. 2006; Ács, F. et al. 2007; Dy, C.Y. and Fung, J.C.-H. 2016; Ferina, J. et al. 2021). Keywords: climate; county; crop; daily; data; day; et al; et0; evapotranspiration; kenya; maize; mean; nzoia; precipitation; reference; regions; soil; study; taita; taveta; water; year
• The diagnostic continua of the soils of Europe by Csorba, Ádám; Jones, Arwyn; Szegi, Tamás; Dobos, Endre; Michéli, Erika (2022) - A novel approach for mapping WRB soil units – A methodology for a global SOTER coverage. The assessment or estimation of the capacity of a soil to perform these functions depends on complex interaction of soil properties with environment (climate) and management. Keywords: area; european; horizon; information; properties; soil; units; wrb
• Assessing environmental changes in abandoned German vineyards. Understanding key issues for restoration management plans by Rodrigo-Comino, Jesús; Neumann, Martin; Remke, Alexander; Ries, Johannes B. (2018) - Keywords: Soil erosion, German vineyards, abandonment, rainfall simulation, soil profile 1 Instituto de Geomorfologia y Suelos, Department of Geography, University of Malaga, 29071, Malaga, Spain. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 67 (2018) (4) 319–332.320 A. et al. 2016; Jakab, G. et al. 2018) are the most common methods applied to quantify soil erosion. Keywords: comino; cover; erosion; et al; j. et; loss; plot; rainfall; rodrigo; runoff; soil; vegetation; vineyards; water

• Disproportionate exposure to urban heat island intensity – The case study of Győr, Hungary by Szemerédi, Eszter; Remsei, Sándor (2024) - Correspondig author’s e-mail: szemeredi.eszter@sze.hu Disproportionate exposure to urban heat island intensity – The case study of Győr, Hungary Eszter SZEMERÉDI 1 and Sándor REMSEI 1 Abstract Extensive research has shown that urbanisation has a profound effect on the local climate system, leading to the formation of urban heat island. Exposure to urban heat islands poses a major health risk, and there is a growing body of literature recognising that urban population groups with particular demographic character- istics living in specific types of residential environments are disproportionately affected. Keywords: areas; city; data; győr; heat; heat island; intensity; island; living; points; population; study; suhii; surface; urban
• The influence of urban green and recreational areas on the price of housing in Zagreb by Turk Cerovečki, Mirela; Stiperski, Zoran (2024) - Keywords: urban green areas, recreational areas, hedonic model, geographically weighted regression, real estate Received April 2024, accepted August 2024. Olbińska, K. (2018) categorizes the benefits of urban green areas into three groups: eco- nomic (impact on property value, rent, real estate market activity, jobs, tourism), envi- ronmental (increased biodiversity, air tem- perature balancing, reduced pollution, im- proved drainage, flood risk reduction, noise reduction), social benefits (they enable sports and recreation, socialization, education, usu- ally have a positive impact on health). Keywords: apartments; areas; city; coefficients; distance; estate; forest; influence; model; park; price; results; urban; value; variables; zagreb
• Maloutas, T. and Karadimitriou, N. (eds.): Vertical Cities. Micro-segregation, Social Mix and Urban Housing Markets by Jaczewska, Barbara (2024) - The author points out that state policies that support elite interests, with inadequate controls on housing investment and little state involvement in social housing, mean that gen- trification processes are taking place spontaneously, with the most vulnerable groups experiencing fur- ther problems with access to housing, relegation to peripheral areas with poorer access to services, and further impoverishment. Diversified housing stock is occupied by rep- resentatives of different social groups according to their demands. Keywords: authors; book; buildings; chapter; cities; city; housing; micro; mix; segregation
• Mihaylov, V. and Ilchenko, M. (eds.): Post-Utopian Spaces: Transforming and Re-Evaluating Urban Icons of Socialist Modernism by Zách, Dániel (2024) - Second, the long-term changes of the urban fabric can be investigated and evaluated in the post-socialist era, for which socialist cities provide a particularly good opportunity. The ambitious goal of Chapter 2 (Rises and Falls of New Socialist Cities by Valentin Mihaylov) is to pro- vide a comprehensive, complex, comparative over- view of the issue of socialist cities, from the beginning (the founding of the Soviet Union) to the present day. Keywords: chapter; cities; city; new; soviet; volume
• Using Google Maps road traffic estimations to unfold spatial and temporal inequalities of urban road congestion: A pilot study from Budapest by Baji, Péter (2018) - In the last decades, a lot of stud- ies have highlighted the increasing amount of air pollution caused by urban sprawl and road traffic congestion in different urban areas around the world (Chin, A. 1996; Ca- magni, R. et al. 2002; Quingyu, L. et al. 2007). This amount of time is slightly more than a year’s worth of full-time work for a citi- zen, which means that, on a rough estimate, every year, District 3 of Budapest wastes around 250 people’s yearly work time be- cause of road traffic congestions. Keywords: budapest; centre; cities; city; congestion; data; district; google; research; road; sections; time; traffic
• László Jeney and Dávid Karácsonyi (eds.): Minsk and Budapest, the two capital cities by Tózsa, István (2015) - Balázs Szabó and Ágnes Erőss wrote about the main features of large housing estates and the re- sults of their rehabilitation in Budapest. The rate of renovation is relatively high in some low statues large housing estates built in the 1970’s. Keywords: budapest; chapter; city; housing; minsk
• Intra-urban residential differentiation in the post-Soviet city: the case of Riga, Latvia by Krišjane, Zaiga; Berzinš, Maris (2014) - Social inequalities and residential diff erentiation in post-socialist cities A wide range of scholarly contributions summarize that socialist cities were less segregated, with rather modest residential diff erentiation, than it was found in the capitalist cities. All these forces and processes have substantially contributed to the changes in the morphological and socio-spatial structure of post-socialist cities (Sailer-Fliege, U. 1999; Borén, T. and Gentile, M. 2007; Stanilov, K. 2007). Keywords: cities; city; diff; erentiation; estates; housing; population; post; riga; socio; soviet; urban
• Unique or universal? Mechanisms and processes of social change in post-socialist Warsaw by Górczyńska, Magdalena (2014) - Transformation of the post-socialist cities aft er 1990 Aft er the collapse of state-socialism, cities of Central and Eastern Europe have become the laboratories of changes, where the mechanisms and process of social change diff er when compared to the Western cities. According to our research fi ndings the process of property restitution, accompanied by privatisation and a growing mix of ownership structure, induced a unique process of fragmentation and social segregation at a micro-scale in the inner city of Warsaw, while the socio-spatial consequences of suburbanisation have been more similar to other post-socialist cities. Keywords: areas; cation; central; cities; city; diff; districts; dwellings; european; housing; new; process; processes; socio; warsaw
• Maloutas, Th. and Fujita, K. (eds): Residential Segregation in Comparative Perspective by Szabó, Balázs (2013) - The model devel- oped by Fujita, K. emphasizes the relevance of social equality and spatial segregation and it pays special att ention to the relation between them. The lack of spatial segregation does not mean that diff erences between the social groups do not exist or are insignifi cant. Keywords: cities; city; groups; segregation
• Transformation of the built environment in Petržalka pre-fabricated housing estate by Šuška, Pavel; Stasíková, Linda (2013) - Transformation of the built environment in Petržalka pre-fabricated housing estate Pavel ŠUŠKA and Linda STASÍKOVÁ1 Abstract The last two decades have brought signifi cant changes into pre-fabricated housing estates built during the era of state-socialism. Thus, in the late 1980´s almost 80% of the residents of the Slovak capital sett led in pre-fabricated housing estates of which Petržalka was the biggest one with almost 140 thousands inhabitants (not only in Slovakia but in Central Europe as well) (Moravčíková, H. et al. 2011). Soon aft er the collapse of state-socialism, pre-fabricated housing estates, once the pride of the spectacular project of socialist urbanisation and modernisation, were perceived as a problem. Keywords: bratislava; central; city; environment; estate; housing; new; petržalka; transformation
• Perception of quality of life in Brno housing estates by Andráško, Ivan; Lesová, Pavlína; Kunc, Josef; Tonev, Petr (2013) - Housing estate research and the quality of life concept When considering housing estates as a more or less solid component of ur- ban research (see e.g. Berényi, B.E. and Szabó, B. 2009; Matlovič, R. and Nestorová-Dická, J. 2009; Šuška, P. 2012), it is quite logical to ask a funda- mental question: Why should we study housing estates? At a general level we focus on the signifi cance of this kind of research and the factors infl uencing the way housing estates and living there are perceived in the Czech Republic. Keywords: bohunice; brno; city; estates; housing; housing estates; image; inhabitants; lesná; life; quality; research
• Prague, the city of traditions and shopping centres. A case study by Sikos T, Tamás (2013) - The typology of Prague shopping centres was worked out on the basis of Dawson’s models (Dawson, J.A. 1983). Another characteristic of Prague shopping centres is that they are concentrated in the historical part of the city with a considerable overlap between their att raction zones. Keywords: arkády; center; centres; city; customers; number; palladium; pankrác; people; prague; shopping; shopping centres; visitors
• Contribution to regional division of Slovakia based on the application of the Reilly's model by Halás, Marián; Klapka, Pavel (2012) - Abstract The objective of the present article is an application of three versions of the Reilly’s model in a regional division of Slovakia at two levels: from the point of view of potential natural gravity towards regional centres, and from the aspect of an alternative proposal of ad- ministrative division of Slovakia at the regional level. The cities of Martin, Poprad and Michalovce have not been doubted as regional centres in this respect. Keywords: application; bratislava; centres; city; division; geographical; infl; infl uence; interactions; model; nuts; population; regional; regions; reilly´s model; slovakia; territory; version
• Ethnic residential segregation in three cities of Northwest Romania by Tátrai, Patrik (2011) - Despite the above-mentioned phenomena, ethnic segregation was still investigated, but mostly in rural neighbourhoods. On the contrary, ‘western’ researchers have focused on urban areas as the possible location of ethnic segregation (and main target of immigrants). Keywords: baia; cities; city; dahr; data; diff; ethnic; housing; hungarians; mare; oradea; population; proportion; research; roma; romanian; satu; satu mare; segregation; urban; wards
• Szirmai, V. (ed.): Urban Sprawl in Europe. Similarities or Differences? by Kovács, Zoltán (2011) - In her problem raising introductory chapter Viktória Szirmai, editor of the volume, provides an overview about the concep- tual background of urban sprawl and gentrifi cation. In her chapter Szirmai not only con- ceptualise the core topic of the volume, but provides an overview how planning regimes tried to answer the challenges of suburbanisation and urban sprawl from the garden city movement of Ebenezer Howard to the current planning instruments applied in diff erent European cities including the Hungarian Act on Spatial Planning in the Agglomeration of Budapest from 2005 and its recent amendments in 2011. Keywords: cation; city; diff; gentrifi; sprawl; urban
• Ethnic features of symbolic appropriation of public space in changing geopolitical frames - the case of Oradea/Nagyvárad by Erőss, Ágnes; Tátrai, Patrik (2010) - The proportion turned over: Hungarian street names dominated the urban space (52%) while only three Romanian related names could survive. Romanian street names dominate the city centre, while the few Hungarian names are concentrated in areas, where they live in higher proportion. Keywords: case; city; ethnic; groups; hungarian; nagyvárad; names; oradea; power; romanian; space; street; street names; tablets
• Lóczy Dénes; Tóth, József and Trócsányi, András (eds) Progress in Geography in the European Capital of Culture 2010 by Bassa, László (2010) - Geographia Pannonica Nova 3. Institute of Geography, University of Pécs. Firstly: it was dedicated to the oncoming 31st International Geographical Congress (Tunis), secondly: conceived to commemorate ten years of the foundation of the publishing Institute of Geography, and thirdly: to provide preliminary information about geographical as- pects of Pécs: host city as the European Capital of Culture (ECC) in 2010. Keywords: adobe; centre; city; geography; pdf; photo; pécs
• Housing preferences and the image of inner city neighbourhoods in Budapest by Berényi B., Eszter; Szabó, Balázs (2009) - The most important source of satis- faction is the central location and the easy availability which is evident in the case of inner city quarters. Share of the inhabitants who named the districts as the most valuable areas of the city (%) open question Most valued area Inner- Terézváros Inner- Józsefváros Magdolna- quarter Inner- Ferencváros –1989 2000– –1989 2000– –1989 2000– –1989 2000– Inner city (5th – 9th) Buda (1st, 2nd, 3rd,11th,12th districts) Keywords: areas; budapest; city; diff; districts; dwellers; housing; inhabitants; magdolna; newcomers; quarter
• Access to urban green spaces and environmental inequality in post-socialist cities by Csomós, György; Farkas, Jenő Zsolt; Kovács, Zoltán (2020) - Urban green spaces (UGS) comprise differ- ent types of vegetated spaces in urban areas, both natural and semi-natural, irrespective of 1 University of Debrecen, Faculty of Engineering, H-4028 Debrecen, Ótemető u. 2–4. E-mail: zkovacs@geo.u-szeged.hu Access to urban green spaces and environmental inequality in post-socialist cities György CSOMÓS 1, Jenő Zsolt FARKAS 2 and Zoltán KOVÁCS3 Keywords: accessibility; area; cities; city; debrecen; distance; et al; green; low; metres; people; quality; spaces; ugs; urban; walking
• Drummond, L.B.W. and Young, D. (eds.): Socialist and Post-socialist Urbanisms: Critical Reflections from a Global Perspective by Fabula, Szabolcs (2020) - Furthermore, as some argue, post-socialist cities are subject to double exclusion in global knowledge pro- duction, “being positioned outside mainstream urban studies but also playing an insignificant role in recent post-colonial critiques of this field” (Tuvikene, T. 2016, 133). According to my subjective evaluation, Socialist and Post-Socialist Urbanisms: Critical Reflections from a Global Perspective is a significant contribution to urbanist dis- courses, and it successfully responds to major chal- lenges of research on post-socialist cities. Keywords: chapter; cities; city; housing; post; socialist
• Bobic, N.: Balkanization and Global Politics: Remaking Cities and Architecture by Palaczki, Botond (2020) - Bobic’s topics transcend a number of scales, ranging from international con- text of the geopolitics of balkanisation, but also div- ing into case studies of a couple of buildings, a level which only in recent decades started to be included in geographical imagination. From another perspective, this book is about the concept most frequently termed as urbicide, which “refers to the intentional attempt to erase or destroy a city or cities for political purposes” (Graham, S. and Gregory, D. 2009, 794). Keywords: balkanisation; balkanism; bobic; city
• Projections of the urban and intra-urban scale thermal effects of climate change in the 21st century for cities in the Carpathian Basin by Gál, Tamás; Skarbit, Nóra; Molnár, Gergely ; Unger, János (2021) - Keywords: climate change, urban climate, Local Climate Zones, urban climate modelling Received November 2020; Accepted January 2021. The results clearly highlight that the effect of urban climate and climate change would cause serious risk for urban dwellers, therefore it is crucial to perform climate mitigation and adaptation actions on both global and urban scales. Keywords: change; cities; city; climate; lcz; model; number; rcp8.5; tns; urban; values
• Gerhard, U., Hoelscher, M. and Wilson, D. (eds.): Inequalities in Creative Cities: Issues, Approaches, Comparisons by Boros, Lajos (2017) - Furthermore, ques- tions arise regarding the adaptability of creative city and creative class concepts outside of North America. The book aims to overcome this gap by analysing various forms and sources of inequal- ities in creative cities. Keywords: book; cities; city; class; inequalities; new; urban
• Diversity and local business structure in European urban contexts by Fabula, Szabolcs; Skovgaard Nielsen, Rikke; Barberis, Eduardo; Boros, Lajos; Hedegaard Winther, Anne; Kovács, Zoltán (2021) - Do people who like diversity practice diversity in neighbourhood life? The entrepreneurs were asked about their motivations for launching a busi- ness, the evolution and the current perfor- mance of their business, long-term plans, cus- tomers and suppliers, relationships with other entrepreneurs, and the importance of location and social diversity. Keywords: areas; budapest; businesses; case; cities; city; copenhagen; diversity; entrepreneurs; hungarian; neighbourhood; research; residents; services; social; study; urban
• Marvin, S., Luque-Ayala, A. and McFarlane, C. (eds.): Smart Urbanism: Utopian Vision or False Dawn? by Cseke, László (2017) - Although smart urban initiatives are at a very early stage in Hungary and other East Central European countries (and there are no case studies from this region in the book), it is still necessary to critically understand this new direction in urban governance with its rising popularity in Europe. Second, analysing ex- tensively the key trends, forms and consequences of smart urban governance from an internationally com- parative perspective. Keywords: chapter; cities; city; governance; initiatives; urbanism
• On the edge of new public spaces - city-centre renewal and exclusion in Kaposvár, Hungary by Jámbor, Viktor Ernő; Vedrédi, Katalin (2016) - Urban space has become the subject of (symbolic) consumption for the citizens too and this has appeared in the everyday routines of people (e.g. choosing the place of residence, consumption habits, protecting public spaces) in line with the global urban trends (Smith, N. 1996; Shields, S. 2012). In addition, the city has been reinterpreted as an economic actor too: the ”entrepreneurial city” has appeared in supporting the opera- tion of capital and started to play important role as promoting investments that transform urban spaces. Keywords: city; elite; exclusion; homeless; kaposvár; neoliberal; new; people; policies; policy; public; spaces; urban
• Foth, M., Brynskov, M. and Ojala, T. (eds.): Citizens's Right to the Digital City: Urban Interfaces, Activism and Placemaking by Nagy, Gyula (2016) - As an urban trend, in the last decades the need for urban public spaces for spontaneous public life and involvement with the environment have increased due to the decrease of space, especially greenspace, resulting from phenomena such as fast urbanisation and privatisation of spaces. The fi rst chapter focuses on technology-driven changes in the use of urban public space and the fl ow of products, people and capital within the cities. Keywords: activities; book; cities; city; digital; new; people; public; spaces; technology
• Detection of atmospheric urban heat island through direct measurements in Cluj-Napoca city, Romania by Herbel, Ioana; Croitoru, Adina-Eliza; Rus, Ionuț; Harpa, Gabriela Victoria; Ciupertea, Antoniu Flavius (2016) - Today 54 percent of the world’s population lives in urban areas and it is responsible for 76 percent of the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions (Grubler, A. et al. 2012). During heat waves, inhabitants of urban areas may experience sustained ther- mal stress both in day-times and night-times whereas in rural areas people get some relief from thermal stress at night (Unger, J. et al. 2014). Keywords: area; city; et al; heat; island; measurements; points; profi; rise; temperature; urban
• Modelled spatio-temporal variability of air temperature in an urban climate and its validation: a case study of Brno, Czech Republic by Geletič, Jan; Lehnert, Michal; Dobrovolný, Petr (2016) - Michal LEHNERT3 and Petr DOBROVOLNÝ1,2 Abstract This study compares the results of air temperature model simulations with real temperature measurements in an urban environment. Keywords: MUKLIMO_3, urban air temperature, Local Climate Zones, GIS, spatial modelling 1 Department of Geography, Faculty of Science, Masaryk University Brno, Kotlářská 2, 611 37 Keywords: air; area; brno; city; climate; diff; model; station; temperature
• Projection of intra-urban modification of night-time climate indices during the 21st century by Skarbit, Nóra; Gál, Tamás (2016) - Using these re- sults the presentation of climate change in urban scale to wider audience is easier. Hopefully, these results help to draw att en- tion of urban planners and local governments or local decision makers for this problem and based on the model results for diff erent LCZs it may be helpful to fi nd the optimal built- up characteristics for urban areas in order to mitigate the eff ect of climate change. Keywords: areas; case; change; city; climate; days; midrise; nights; number; period; rcp; rise; values; zones
• Measuring and modelling the spatial accessibility of public transport stops in GIS by Kraft, Stanislav (2016) - Measuring and modelling the spatial accessibility of public transport stops in GIS 57Kraft , S. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 65 (2016) (1) 57–69.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.65.1.5 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 65 2016 (1) 57–69. Basic approaches to measurement and modelling the accessibility of public transport stops are introduced, and their oft en completely dif- ferent results are declared. Keywords: accessibility; budějovice; buff; city; coverage; distance; information; method; number; population; public; residents; stops; transport
• Transformations of place, memory and identity through urban place names in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia by Bitušíková, Alexandra (2022) - The first step towards starting the proces of the renamimng was to define key concepts of the new renaming, based on the following principles: – The Act 93/1970 about names of places and their streets (still in practice at the time); – To build on historical idenitity of old origi- nal street names (often geographically- based); – To propose new street names based on lo- cal/regional personalities or historic events; – To build on historical and cultural tradi- tions of the city and the region. Street names primarily serve the purpose of orientation within the city, but they also have a broader significance. Keywords: banská; bystrica; central; city; heritage; history; hungarian; identity; memory; names; new; námestie; place; public; renaming; slovak; square; street; street names
• Rethinking of identity under war: Pryazovia renaissance and regional centre ambitions in Mariupol before 2022 by Gnatiuk, Oleksiy; Mezentsev, Kostyantyn; Pidgrushnyi, Grygorii (2022) - In defining independent variables, sum- marized in Table 1, we started out from the idea that Pryazovia identity and “Mariupolocentrism” should qualita- tively differ from Donbas identity (see Pakhomenko, S. 2015; Semyvolos, I. 2016). This not only supports the conclusion about the umbrella status of Donbas identity for Pryazovia identity, but also means that for significant part of the respondents the main thing is the status of the regional centre for Mariupol – no matter which region: most Pryazovians are “Mariupolocentrists”, but not all “Mariupolocentrists” are Pryazovians (see Figure 2). Keywords: centre; city; doi; donbas; donetsk; identity; mariupol; oblast; pryazovia; ref; region; russian; ukraine; ukrainian
• Kern, L.: Feminist City: Claiming Space in a Man-made World by Sági, Mirjam (2022) - “Study after study produced similar patterns: women identified cities, night-time, and strangers as primary sources of threat” (p. 145). the inherent differences in city life for the two: “our ex- periences of city life have been vastly different. Keywords: city; fear; feminist; geography; kern; women
• Leorke, D. and Owens, M. (eds.): Games and Play in the Creative, Smart and Ecological City by Tóbiás, Katinka (2022) - They take an in-depth look at the attributes of the smart game and the history behind it, also the par- allels between smart games and smart cities and how they should operate. The authors highlight the aim for further studies on the topic, particularly because they argue that children and public spaces for children are often neglected in smart city concepts. Keywords: chapter; cities; city; concepts; games; leorke; new; play
• Public perception of urban identity in post-Soviet city: the case of Vinnytsia, Ukraine by Melnychuk, Anatoliy; Gnatiuk, Oleksiy (2019) - Vinnytsia is a city where different ac- tors are making clearly expressed attempts to promote local urban identity. The socialist past and post-socialist urban identity in Central and Eastern Europe. Keywords: cities; city; history; identity; landscape; place; post; public; respondents; space; urban; vinnytsia
• From geopolitical fault-line to frontline city: changing attitudes to memory politics in Kharkiv under the Russo-Ukrainian war by Gnatiuk, Oleksiy; Homanyuk, Mykola (2023) - Abstract The article investigates changing attitudes to memory politics in Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. Change and continuity in the urban semiosphere of post-Soviet Kharkiv. Keywords: attitudes; cities; city; decommunisation; doi; kharkiv; line; memory; names; percent; politics; renaming; russian; soviet; support; ukraine; ukrainian; war

• Kunc, J., Križan, F., Novotná, M., Bilková, K., Sikos, T.T., Ilnicki, D. and Wyeth, R.: Thirty Years of Retail Transformation in V4 Countries by Szendi, Dóra (2023) - The authors emphasise that both glo- balisation and internationalisation have made a huge impact on the development of retail stores in ECE, especially after the change of their regimes at the be- ginning of the 1990s. However, the types of retail markets are different in each country, including “all-embracing internation- alised retail markets in Poland and Hungary; an in- termediate stage in the Czech Republic, and partly internationalised retail markets in Slovakia” (p. 167). Keywords: chapter; countries; retail; sector; stores; transformation
• Preston, C.J. (ed.): Climate Justice and Geoengineering: Ethics and Policy in the Atmospheric Anthropocene by Dékány, Anett (2018) - As the authors, Johannes Emmerling and Massimo Tavoni point out, “Achieving climate stabilization is the ultimate goal of climate change policies” (p. 175). In conclusion, achieving climate stabilisation is the ultimate goal of climate change policies. Keywords: change; chapter; climate; geoengineering; justice; srm
• Solarz, M.W. (ed.): Atlas of Poland’s Political Geography. Poland in the Modern World: 2022 Perspective by Farkas, György (2023) - It contains more than 900 (930, if I counted correctly) thematic maps and sketch maps, as well as, of course, general geographical maps and about 100 figures. (I might add that the position of the Czech- Hungarian border on several maps in the atlas, up until 1241, differs radically from the way they are depicted in today’s historical-geographical atlases of Hungary.) Keywords: atlas; chapter; geography; maps; poland; section
• Gyuris, F., Michel, B. and Paulus, K. (eds.): Recalibrating the Quantitative Revolution in Geography: Travels, Networks, Translations by Mikle, György (2023) - One should think of the history of quantitative geographies as “a history of many connections of small and large net- works of traveling ideas and people and the constant transformation and translation of these ideas and con- cepts” (p. 2) in the editors’ point of view. Deriving from the local institutional histories of the cities of Rio Claro and Rio de Janeiro embedded in international scholarly networks, Lamego shows how quantitative geographies were applied at these plac- es: spatial diffusion of quantitative methods and theo- ries was possible through personal connections estab- lished long before the quantitative revolution, serving as channels for the mobility of the human (people and their knowledge) and non-human (books, computers) means of academic work. Keywords: chapter; geography; networks; quantitative; revolution
• Pánek, J. (ed.): Geoparticipatory Spatial Tools by Tóbiás, Katinka (2023) - This chapter reveals another component of the complexity of citizen participation. He points out two main issues: first, how scholars understand the definition of democracy—more precisely, democracy in terms of government by the people; second, the different understandings of political participation. Keywords: author; chapter; democracy; participation; planning; study; tools
• Herb, G.H. and Kaplan, D.H. (eds.): Scaling Identities: Nationalism and Territoriality by Illés, Tamás (2018) - Nevertheless, it becomes clear that it is national identity and its spa- tial articulation what is aimed to be discussed. Herb concludes that these will continuously occur as far as ’us-them’ distinction will remain a central characteristic of national identity. Keywords: chapter; european; identities; identity; national; place; scale
• Lóczy, D. (ed.): The Drava River: Environmental Problems and Solutions by Novák, Tibor József (2019) - The study deals not only with the variety and the extent of protected areas like national parks and na- ture parks, but also stresses that the restoration of riverine habitats, floodplains and river channels has become an integral part of nature conservation strat- egies. Due to river regulation, disconnected or geographically isolated oxbows have become the most common in the Drava floodplain area. Keywords: area; channel; chapter; drava; floodplain; river; water
• Gekić, H., Bidžan-Gekić, A., Drešković, N., Mirić, R. and Reményi, P.: The Geography of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Between East and West by Kőszegi, Margit (2024) - Rather the presentation of these countries fills a gap among regional geographical works. At the same time, some titles in this book series, apparently only in the case of other continents than Europe, describe a group of countries instead of a single country, which means their geo- graphical scope is very heterogeneous regarding areal extension, although they always focus on macroregions, i.e., countries and groups of countries. Keywords: book; chapter; country; geography; volume
• Manić, E., Nikitović, V. and Djurović, P. (eds.): The Geography of Serbia: Nature, People, Economy by Demeter, Gábor (2024) - My only critique involves the structural composition and limited interconnectedness between chapters in some cases where a process-oriented approach could have been applied. (That concerns chapters beginning with the historical past vs. chap- ters focusing on the present situation.) Keywords: chapter; geography; maps; serbia; volume
• Dotti, N.F., Musiałkowska, I., De Gregorio Hurtado, S. and Walczyk, J. (eds.): EU Cohesion Policy: A Multidisciplinary Approach by Jakubowski, Andrzej (2024) - I am convinced that this timely, valuable, and necessary work is a must for all researchers concerned with EU cohesion policy in particular and regional development policy in general. 380 p. For almost 50 years, European regional policy, then Cohesion Policy (CP), has shaped the nature of the European Communities/European Union (EU), pro- moting the catching-up process between less and more developed countries and regions in order to reduce territorial disparities between Member States and their regions. Keywords: book; chapter; cohesion; european; policy
• Harrison, J. and Hoyler, M. (eds.): Doing Global Urban Research by Jaczewska, Barbara (2019) - They found that new theories and concepts on global urban research have developed at far faster pace than empirical tools and analytical techniques. Chapters 13, 14 and 15 emphasise the need for eth- nographic, long-term and historical research within global urban research. Keywords: book; chapter; cities; global; research; urban
• Musterd, S.: Advanced Introduction to Urban Segregation by Vámos, Ramóna (2024) - Mathematical and statistical calculations can provide a general picture of urban segregation, but qualitative research is es- sential to gain a deeper understanding of the causes of social segregation. The book discusses various dimensions of socio-spatial separation and helps us understand this complex process via eight chapters, and by the end of the book readers can gain a comprehensive picture of urban social segregation. Keywords: chapter; musterd; segregation; urban
• Laituri, M., Richardson, R.B. and Kim, J. (eds.): The Geographies of COVID-19: Geospatial Stories of a Global Pandemic by Uzzoli, Annamária (2024) - First, Chapter 4 (Junghwan Kim, Kevin Wang, and Sampath Rapuri) provides a compre- hensive review based on 331 papers that have adopted quantitative geospatial approaches and presents three main research topics: 1) investigating geographical disparities in COVID-19 cases and deaths as well as the accessibility to COVID-19-relevant facilities such as testing and vaccination sites; 2) examining various factors that affect COVID-19 cases and deaths and building a model to predict those in the future; 3) other sub-topics include studies that have developed and proposed new algorithms and methods to control the pandemic. There are marked health inequalities in these societies that have contributed greatly to the high number and rate of COVID-19 cases and deaths. Keywords: boda; book; chapter; covid-19; health; pandemic; research
• Emanuel, K.: What We Know about Climate Change by Kiss, Márton (2019) - 7_Book Reviews.indd 303Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 68 (2019) (3) 303–312.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.68.3.7 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 68 2019 (3) The problem of climate change has turned from a topic of some experts and some environmentalists to a leading issue in public debates, calling global attention in the past years. Information spread and opinions expressed in public discussions should be based on the proper understanding of the natural and social science background of climate change and its un- derlying subprocesses. Keywords: author; change; chapter; climate; climate change
• Martin, R. and Pollard, J. (eds.): Handbook on the Geographies of Money and Finance by Kovács, Sándor Zsolt; Zsibók, Zsuzsanna (2019) - He is emphasising the link between functional aspects of regulation and their spatial consequences that range from the integration of financial markets and financial agglomeration to the process of suburbanisation. According to their results, the Reinhart and Rogoff thesis must be discarded, because time and place, along with historical factors, play an important role in asset bubbles and financial crises. Keywords: banking; chapter; crisis; economy; finance; geography; markets; money
• Austin, R.C.: Making and Remaking the Balkans: Nations and States since 1878 by Kőszegi, Margit (2019) - As it appears in the subtitle of the book (Nations and States since 1878), Austin follows the formation of nation-states in the region, trying to explore the causes of failure (Making and Remaking the Balkans) through political history. After the “Acknowledgments” and the “Introduction”, where the author reveals the main goals and the structure of his work, political history starts with the 19th-century Ottoman Empire. Keywords: balkans; book; chapter; states
• Thompson, B.H. Jr.: Liquid Asset: How Business and Government can Partner to Solve the Freshwater Crises by Igbinedion, Joseph Jonathan (2025) - Population growth called for action about the growing local demand as the South African Department of Water and Sanitation had reported Cape Town would run out of water by 2015 if demand continued to grow unabated and lo- cal supplies were not supplemented (Lavanchy, G.T. et al. 2019). Part I gives a contextual view of private sector’s role in water management. Keywords: asset; businesses; chapter; freshwater; management; markets; sector; thompson; water
• Yeung, H.W.: Theory and Explanation in Geography by Timár, Judit (2025) - I have my serious doubts about Yeung’s advice according to which a critical review of “an overemphasis on contingency and situatedness can be unfavourable to theory development in feminist geography” (p. 76) could be useful. Ultimately, he finds that the explanatory theory’s third characteristic defined by him, i.e. “the practi- cal adequacy of analysing difference and advocating change through explanatory theories … has not been completely accomplished.” Keywords: book; chapter; geography; theory; yeung
• Jahnke, H., Kramer, C. and Meusburger, P. (eds.): Geographies of Schooling by Mikle, György (2019) - As they highlight, the book presents differ- ent perspectives on school systems. Another perspective apparent in a number of chapters focus- es on the neoliberal restructuring of school systems which results in an entrepreneurial idea of schools and growing disparities according to the availability of local resources. Keywords: book; chapter; education; rural; schools; system
• Meusburger, P., Gregory, D., Suarsana, L. (eds.): Geographies of Knowledge and Power by Pete, Márton (2015) - This is the sev- enth volume of the series Knowledge and Space, launched in 2008 and dedicated to topics dealing with the production, application, spatial distribution and diff usion of knowledge. The introductory chapter (Chapter 1), in which the three editors lay the ground for the key notions of the book, is already set by a quote from Foucault, suggesting that “Knowledge and power are integrated with one an- other, and there is no point in dreaming of a time when knowledge will cease to depend on power” (Foucault, M. 1980: 52. 1.). Keywords: book; chapter; diff; erent; geography; knowledge; power
• Magaš, Damir: The Geography of Croatia by Balizs, Dániel (2015) - The second greater part of the chap- ter deals with the Turkish, Habsburg and Jugoslav era ending up by the formation of modern Croatia. In the fi ft h and sixth part of the volume the fea- tures of population and economy are described in detail, readers can collect useful information and data about Croatia’s demographic, ethnic and migration patt erns, about the density of population, the char- acteristics of sett lements, and the present situation of diff erent economic sectors (agriculture, industry, services, including tourism, etc.). Keywords: book; chapter; croatia; hungarian
• Warf, B. and Leib, J. (ed.): Revitalizing Electoral Geography by Vida, György (2014) - Electoral geography has a long and complex history and once possessed a distinguished status within the discipline of political geography. This dominance decreased aft er 1980 and the thematic coverage of electoral geography became partially obsolete. Keywords: book; chapter; geography; states; united
• Uysal, M., Perdue, R. and Sirgy, M.J. (eds): Handbook of Tourism and Quality-of-Life Research by Rátz, Tamara (2013) - Due to its comprehensive coverage, the volume may be recommended both for researchers representing tourism studies, social geography or social sciences in general, and for local and regional decision-makers search- ing for a deeper understanding of the potential impacts of tourism development on local communities’ QOL. This is a notion that has been widely embraced by tourism researchers in Hungary as well, from the classic work of Lengyel, M. ‘A general theory of tourism’ (1992) to the recent studies of Michalkó, G. and Rátz, T. A destination that delivers poor quality of life to its residents cannot off er high quality tourism experience; in contrast, a satisfi ed community att racts visitors who will enjoy an experience provided by satisfi ed service personnel, leading to improved quality of life of all stakeholders. Keywords: chapter; life; qol; quality; tourism
• Doloreux, D., Freel, M. and Shearmur, R. eds: Knowledge-Intensive Business Services. Geography and Innovation by Nagy, Erika (2012) - The nine case-studies provide a deep insight into the drivers and mecha- nisms of knowledge production, discussing the types of knowledge are produced and exchanged and how people and organisa- tions interact in this process. Although, the analyses are focused on diff erent geographi- cal scales, discussing the globalization of KIBS, their role in regional diff erentiation of a national economy, the knowledge fl ows in regional innovation systems, and also within KIBS fi rms, the majority of studies suggest that knowledge production and exchange take place across geographical scales – and yet, they are shaped by particular local and regional contexts largely. Keywords: chapter; kibs; knowledge; production
• Kenneth J. Gregory: The Earth's Land Surface by Lóczy, Dénes (2010) - The treatment of geomorphic processes by climatic belts instead of their origins indicates that author turns away from rigid process geomorphology. The former tend to focus on evolutionary concepts, systems operation and interaction rules, methodology (primarily interdisciplinary approaches) in an easily digestable form, while the latt er remain to be the sources of facts, descriptive data on geomorphic processes and landforms. Keywords: chapter; geomorphology; processes
• Kocsis, K., Rudenko, L. and Schweitzer, F. (eds.): Ukraine in Maps by Karácsonyi, Dávid (2009) - The chapter on the sett lement system focuses on the urban network; rural Ukraine (in spite of its high relevance) has a regrett ably subordinate part to play in this account. 0_Tartalom.indd 71 Kocsis, K., Rudenko, L. and Schweitzer, F. (eds.): Ukraine in Maps. Keywords: chapter; geography; maps; national; ukraine
• Kowalczyk, A. and Derek, M. (eds.): Gastronomy and Urban Space. Changes and Challenges in Geographical Perspective by Erőss, Ágnes (2020) - Chapter 2 introduces theories about urban space. In Chapter 4, Marta Derek suggests that gastronomy should be perceived as a lens through which the social and cultural changes and their manifestation in urban space can be observed. Keywords: book; chapter; food; gastronomy; space; warsaw
• Musterd, S. (ed.): Handbook of Urban Segregation by Jaczewska, Barbara (2020) - 321Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 69 (2020) (3) 317–327.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.69.3.7 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 69 2020 (3) Urban segregation remains a key issue in contempo- rary urban policy and is fiercely debated in academic circles. Scholars with various disciplinary backgrounds from across the globe have developed a range of ideas, insights and interpretations regarding urban segregation in residential and other domains of life. Keywords: areas; chapter; housing; inequality; research; segregation; socio
• Rhoads, B.L.: River Dynamics: Geomorphology to Support Management by Lóczy, Dénes (2020) - (Perhaps the only exception is the classification of channel bars, which would have been necessary to understand the explanation of meandering and braiding. Important refinements in the magnitude-frequency theory include the growing emphasis on the duration of events with high flood power which, above a threshold, can be par- ticularly influential in channel changes as well as on antecedent conditions of formative events. Keywords: book; channel; chapter; fluvial; geomorphology; processes; river; sediment; transport
• Timothy, D.J. (ed.): Handbook of Globalisation and Tourism by Irimiás, Anna (2021) - In Chapter 11 by Bruce Prideaux, the impact of terrorism on global tourism is approached by three perspectives: terrorism as a risk, its impact on tourism, and possible responses. Richard Sharpley investigates the implications of pop- ulation dynamics on global tourism focussing on the management of resources from a neo-Malthusian per- spective and addressing new trends like the so-called silver-haired tourism. Keywords: authors; chapter; globalisation; management; new; section; tourism; volume
• Travis, C., Ludlow, F. and Gyuris, F. (eds.): Historical Geography, GIScience and Textual Analysis. Landscapes of Time and Place by Rzeszewski, Michał (2021) - It is taking the readers through an almost classical and brilliantly executed journey through GIS informed historical analysis. It presents a fresh in- sight into the geographical and historical contexts of the battle by applying GIS analysis of environmental resources. Keywords: analysis; book; chapter; geography; gis; historical; history; i.n
• Karácsonyi, D., Taylor, A., and Bird, D. (eds.): The Demography of Disasters, Impacts for Population and Place by Mezentsev, Kostyantyn (2021) - The authors reveal both local urbanisation impact and con- sequences, when disaster impacts were less in higher urbanised areas, and affected areas became more ur- banised after the disaster. However, there are more and more calls to look at disaster resilience not in terms of ‘bouncing back,’ but as everyday practices to cope with ongoing and changing everyday pressures (Andres, L. and Round, J. 2015). Keywords: chapter; community; demography; disaster; impact; population; studies
• Meusburger, P., Werlen, B. and Suarsana, L. (eds.): Knowledge and Action by Sági, Mirjam (2017) - Their focus is on the comparison of description based and experience based knowledge in relation to decision making. They suggest that neither research on description based or experience based knowledge should be prioritised, but instead attention should be given to the difference between the two as the “contrast between the two is enlight- ening” (p. 19). Keywords: action; chapter; knowledge; research; space
• Davis, D.K.: The Arid Lands: History, Power, Knowledge by Ujházy, Noémi (2017) - The tools of land development programmes in France and England, such as the privatisation of common lands, the control of transhumant pastoral- ism, or the afforestation of the sand dunes in Gascony in Southwestern France, were later introduced to arid lands in newly colonised areas as well. Diana K. Davis’s book, uniquely, addresses the historicity of debates about arid lands, and gives an analysis of the discourse of desertification from a political ecology approach, arguing that the global environmental debate about desertification and the United Nations anti-desertification programmes were highly influenced by former colonial discourses. Keywords: arid; book; chapter; davis; desertification; deserts; history; lands
• Jackson, P., Spiess, W.E.L. and Sultana, F. (eds.): Eating, Drinking: Surviving. The International Year of Global Understanding - IYGU by Górna, Ada (2017) - Its main goal is to address some crucial issues of food and water security and the influence of global food systems on the livelihoods of people from all over the world. The volume ‘Eating, Drinking: Surviving’ address- es many issues linked to global food systems and their effects on the lives of people in different parts of the world. Keywords: access; author; chapter; food; security; volume; water
• Dominguez-Mujica, J. (ed.): Global Change and Human Mobility by Jaczewska, Barbara (2017) - In both cases, the authors emphasise that contemporary migrations of young people have little in common with past labour migrations and 435Book Review – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 65 (2016) (4) 433–446. should be treated as a new form of population move- ment. In my opinion the book can be recommended to a wide audience, including scholars, students and all those interested in contemporary migrations. Keywords: authors; book; chapter; migration; mobility; research; studies
• Haynes, A., Power, M.J., Devereux, E., Dillane, A. and Carr, J. (eds.): Public and Political Discourses of Migration: International Perspectives by Balogh, Péter (2017) - Mass EU migration into Britain is actually good news for UK economy. Whereas migration has been a key topic in geography and sociology already for some time, it could be expected that the events of 2015 will only serve its further growth. Keywords: chapter; discourses; migration
• Wyss, M. and Peppoloni, S. (eds.): Geoethics. Ethical Challenges and Case Studies in Earth Sciences by Ujházy, Noémi (2016) - The third section (‘ethics of Practice’) focuses on the particular perspective of the involved researcher, who is identifying seismically active faults, estimat- ing the maximum magnitude or peak acceleration of a maximum credible earthquake (chapters 11–14), or the maximum height of a tsunami (Chapter 15), and who unavoidably enters public debates, often fuelled by contradicting interests of public, business and gov- ernment sectors, which might be interested in build- ing dams or nuclear plants, for example. The connection of geoethics to the field of environ- mental ethics (addressed in Chapters 2 and 5, and mentioned in Chapter 6), and the difference between both remain unclear issues in most case studies. Keywords: case; chapter; geoethics; public; research; studies
• Kuttler, W., Miethke, A., Dütemeyer, D. Barlag, A.-B.: Das Klima von Essen / The Climate of Essen. Hohenwarsleben, Westarp Wissenschaften, 2015. 249 p. by Gulyás, Ágnes (2016) - There is a growing interest in urban climate research especially due to the strongly deteriorating macro- climatic conditions combined with negative changes in land use. The artifi cial environmental circumstances in the cities (e.g. complex surface structures, diff erent heat capac- ity and run-off properties of human-made materials) result in changes of climatic and air quality conditions in urban areas. Keywords: air; chapter; climate; data; essen
• Lenzholzer, S.: Weather in the City: How Design Shapes the Urban Climate. Rotterdam, nai010 publishers, 2015. 224 p. by Breuer, Hajnalka (2016) - The sixth chapter embraces half of the content of the entire volume, it is also the most practical part, containing information on special urban designs. Most books on urban climate and weather have a special topic regarding extreme weather events, e.g. storm water management or heatwaves. Keywords: book; chapter; wind
• Johnson, C., Toly, N. and Schroeder, H. (eds.): The Urban Climate Challenge: Rethinking the Role of Cities in the Global Climate Regime (Cities and Global Governance). London-New York, Routledge, 2015. 258 p. by Pieczka, Ildikó (2016) - Part 4 off ers a regional and comparative perspec- tive on the politics of urban climate governance (p. 17.). It can be clearly seen that climate change governance is still an issue for the national elite, where the challenges of adapta- tion are exacerbated by the viewpoint on historical responsibility, by inequality, lack of resources, and of administrative origin (i.e. infrastructural defi cien- cies, waste management problems). Keywords: book; change; chapter; cities; climate; governance
• Györke, Á. and Bülgözdi, I. (eds.): Geographies of Affect in Contemporary Literature and Visual Culture: Central Europe and the West by Sági, Mirjam (2021) - Lisa Robertson’s experimental poetry in her vol- ume Occasional Work and Seven Walks from the Office for Soft Architecture explores urban space in Vancouver “as resonating with an array of affects that are not owned and are often historical, yet call for change” (Pálinkás, K., Chapter 3, p. 54). But unlike the male characters of Chapter 4, Marjane’s experience and double critique (of her two homes) – Kőrösi argues – is defined by oppressive pa- triarchal regimes both in the Islamic state and Western Europe as well as her racialised experience in the later (Kőrösi, M., Chapter 8). Keywords: affect; central; chapter; space; translocality
• Minkenberg, M. (ed.): Transforming the Transformation? The East European radical right in the political process by Bertus, Zoltán (2016) - This book gives a closer insight to the role of radical right parties in the region, re- garding their involvement in the political processes of the new democracies. Andrea Pirro in the fourth chapter looks more closely at the impact of radical right parties in Bulgaria, Hungary, and the Slovak Republic and their contribution to shift s in the party system as far as minority issues are concerned. Keywords: book; chapter; east; parties; party; right; slovakia
• Knippertz, P. and Stuut, J.-B.W. (eds.): Mineral Dust - A Key Player in the Earth System by Varga, György (2016) - Huge amount – billions of tons – of mineral dust is emit- ted annually from the major source areas. The editors, Peter Knippertz and Jan-Berend W. Stuut, well-known experts from various perspectives of dust storms and mineral dust and the 60 contributing authors give a comprehensive overview of the full range of mineral dust research. Keywords: chapter; dust; eff; mineral; particles
• Widawski, K. and Wyrzykowski, J. (eds.): The Geography of Tourism of Central and Eastern European Countries by Csapó, János (2018) - p. Stephen Williams underlined the importance of the geography of tourism in 1998 with the following initial sentences in his book “Tourism Geography”: “Thirty years ago, the inclusion of a book on tour- ism within a series of introductory texts covering differing aspects of human geography would have been an unlikely event. In my view the second most im- portant volume is “Tourism Geography” by Stephen Williams in 1998, which I already referred to in the last section. Keywords: book; chapter; data; geography; tourism; university
• Jöns, H., Meusburger, P. and Heffernan, H. (eds.): Mobilities of Knowledge by Palaczki, Botond (2017) - This drives the programmes to adapt to the franchise model, where more and more control is handed over to the local partner and knowledge transfer becomes thus more successful, but the transnational nature of knowledge is constrained. In contrast with the case where students need to mobilise themselves to gain knowledge, in the last chapter Johanna L. Waters and Maggi Leung in- vestigate how knowledge is mobilised within TNE (Transnational Education) programmes, which can be seen as time-space compressors lifting the spatial bar- riers for immobile knowledge consumers (students). Keywords: chapter; knowledge; meusburger; mobilities; mobility
• Nadkarni, M.: Remains of Socialism: Memory and the Futures of the Past in Postsocialist Hungary by Palaczki, Botond (2021) - Nadkarni argues that by moving these statues from important sites to the outskirts of the city into a small theme park of socialist history was not a re- sponse to public demand, but rather reaction to the lack of such demand by trying to maintain control over it. The stories presented are often familiar – I have either heard some of them before, since my own family shared similar memories with me, or for most of them I have been alive to experience it growing up in post-socialist Hungary. Keywords: chapter; past; remains; socialism
• Slater, T.: Shaking up the City: Ignorance, Inequality and the Urban Question by Jaczewska, Barbara (2022) - In recent decades, social inequality and marginality have become one of the most important concerns in social urban studies. The author operationalises this by bringing together the co-production of knowl- edge and ignorance as a field of inquiry, and this is a powerful and most important input, in my opinion, into critical urban studies. Keywords: author; book; chapter; gentrification; rent; slater
• Andersen, D.J. and Prokkola, E.-K. (eds.): Borderlands Resilience: Transitions, Adaptation and Resistance at Borders by Jakubowski, Andrzej (2022) - Thus, borderlands resilience has been pre- sented and discussed in differing contexts, and this Andersen, D.J. and Prokkola, E.-K. (eds.): Borderlands Resilience: Transitions, Adaptation and Resistance at Borders. Keywords: book; border; borderlands; chapter; resilience
• Schelhaas, B., Ferretti, F., Novaes, A.R. and Schmidt di Friedberg, M. (eds.): Decolonising and Internationalising Geography: Essays in the History of Contested Science by Gyuris, Ferenc (2022) - Likewise, Hungarian scholars’ changing understanding of their country’s social and spatial dynamics in light of longer stays abroad would be a promising research topic in the history of Hungarian geography. This kind of scholarship has stimulated a critical investigation of uneven power relations in global science, including international geography. Keywords: chapter; geographies; geography; history; knowledge; research; university
• Glückler, J., Lazega, E. and Hammer, I. (eds.): Knowledge and Networks by Lengyel, Balázs (2018) - Glückler and his colleagues provide an overview of the core geography literature focus- ing on social networks and then summarise the geo- graphical aspects of the sociology literature. In the opening chapter, Nancy Ettlinger questions the classic direction of causality between the struc- ture of social networks and economic outcomes, and argues that economic processes shape the evolution of social relations. Keywords: book; chapter; knowledge; learning; networks; science; space
• Isaac, R.K. (ed.): Dark Tourism Studies by Assylkhanova, Aigerim (2022) - I wholeheartedly suggest the volume to everyone interested in dark tourism studies and its contem- porary trends. The book is a fine collection of different aspects of dark tourism studies in terms of gender equality, emotions, experiences, and commemoration. Keywords: book; chapter; emotions; heritage; research; studies; study; tourism
• Berg, L.D., Best, U., Gilmartin, M. and Larsen, H.G. (eds.): Placing Critical Geography. Historical Geographies of Critical Geography by Timár, Judit (2022) - Placing Critical Geography is rather a thought-provoking and inspiring collection of geographically situated histo- ries of critical geographies in various locations around the globe. All the 37 authors offer an insight into the evolvement and shaping of critical geography in mostly nation states and linguistic groups or regions typically as “insiders.” Keywords: book; chapter; geographers; geography; history; review; space; theories

• Identification of roofing materials with Discriminant Function Analysis and Random Forest classifiers on pan-sharpened WorldView-2 imagery – a comparison by Abriha, Dávid; Kovács, Zoltán; Ninsawat, Sarawut; Bertalan, László; Balázs, Boglárka; Szabó, Szilárd (2018) - Krówczyńska, M. et al. (2016) achieved 95 per cent OA with hyperspectral data, but the asbestos identi- fication was biased by 38 per cent omission and 27 per cent commission errors. One of these new areas is the mapping of roofing materi- als (Nagyváradi, L. et al. 2011; Mucsi, L. et al. 2017). Keywords: accuracy; analysis; asbestos; bands; cent; classes; classification; data; et al; pan; sensing
• Seasonal trends in the Early Twentieth Century Warming (ETCW) in a centennial instrumental temperature record from Central Europe by Kocsis, Tímea; Pongrácz, Rita; Hatvani, István Gábor; Magyar, Norbert; Anda, Angéla; Kovács-Székely, Ilona (2024) - Instrumental temperature time series are available from 1760 for the Alpine zone (Böhm, R. et al. 2001). Seasonal trends in the Early Twentieth Century Warming (ETCW) in a centennial instrumental temperature record from Central Europe 3Kocsis, T. et al. Keywords: century; change; climate; data; et al; etcw; hungarian; mean; period; series; temperature; time; trend; warming
• Effectiveness of machine learning and deep learning models at county-level soybean yield forecasting by Farmonov, Nizom; Amankulova, Khilola ; Khan, Shahid Nawaz; Abdurakhimova, Mokhigul ; Szatmári, József ; Khabiba, Tukhtaeva; Makhliyo, Radjabova; Khodicha, Meiliyeva; Mucsi, László (2024) - The forecasting process acknowledges the influence of various biotic and abiotic fac- tors on crop yield and necessitates a com- prehensive understanding and management of these elements for a full grasp of the yield dynamics. Physical models simulate crop-growing conditions in combi- nation with parameters that affect crop yield. Keywords: crop; crop yield; data; et al; forecasting; input; learning; models; modis; prediction; regression; soybean; soybean yield; yield
• On the choice of reference database and calibration period of bias-corrected simulations: A case study for Hungary by Simon, Csilla; Torma, Csaba Zsolt; Kis, Anna (2025) - Several bias-correction methods have been developed to calibrate the raw RCM output against observations, and many studies have dealt with their comparison (Räty, O. et al. 2014; Casanueva, A. et al. 2020; Ji, X. et al. 2020; Mendez, M. et al. 2020). These uncertainties can be quantified and re- duced by using bias-adjusted datasets and by evaluating several RCMs together, as mem- bers of an ensemble (Beniston, M. et al. 2007). Keywords: bias; calibration; climate; correction; data; et al; huclim; model; period; precipitation; rcm; simulations; temperature
• Territorial identity of a region: A review of data collection techniques by Bartůněk, Martin; Marek, Petr (2025) - In terms of techniques, a higher proportion of single region studies occurs at below state scale with the use of directories, gazetteers and other databases analysis, whereas media and VGI analysis and questioning are more frequently applied in multiple region research. At the state scale, existing research slightly favours multiple regions studies, whereas above state scale research tends to focus on single regions. Keywords: approaches; collection; data; geography; https://doi; identity; journal; marek; regional; regions; research; studies; techniques; ◦ ◦
• Context as ontology and epistemic infrastructure: Rethinking explanation in economic geography by Benedek, József; Țoiu, Andreea (2025) - We outline a critical realist orientation that treats socio-spatial context in two linked ways: as an ontological condition that enables or constrains causal powers, and as an epistemic infrastructure that organises the categories through which mechanisms become visible. In both cases, the same variables can sustain divergent ontological commitments: mechanisms treated as regularities, or mechanisms identified as generative structures with stated conditions of activation. Keywords: categories; conditions; data; digital; empirical; explanation; geography; infrastructures; mechanisms
• The evolutionary and disruptive potential of Industrie 4.0 by Winter, Johannes (2020) - Digital platforms consist of two parts: – Digital platforms are discussed in the economics literature under the con- cept of multi-sided markets (Evans, P. and Gawer, A. 2016). Keywords: business; data; digital; economic; europe; industrie; industry; manufacturing; new; platform; products; services; systems; winter
• Precipitation interpolation using digital terrain model and multivariate regression in hilly and low mountainous areas of Hungary by Schneck, Tamás; Telbisz, Tamás; Zsuffa, István (2021) - Naturally, station precipitation data inher- ently include the effect of elevation. The correction of precipitation data via digital elevation models is also a well-known field of research. Keywords: data; elevation; interpolation; kriging; method; mountains; precipitation; regression; relationship; results
• Solar and wind energy resources of the Eger Region by Mika, János; Csabai, Edina Kitti; Dobi, Ildikó; Molnár, Zsófia; Nagy, Zoltán; Rázsi, András; Tóth-Tarjányi, Zsuzsanna; Pajtók-Tari, Ilona (2014) - Results of spatial and temporal analyses of global radiation and wind speed data will be presented below. The annual cycles of the gridded global radiation and wind speed data based on the area mean values will also be presented. Keywords: data; eger; energy; grid; point; radiation; speed; values; wind; wind speed
• Weather warning system in Hungary and the experiences of its operation by Sallai Buránszki, Márta; Horváth, Ákos (2014) - The basic task of meteorology is to provide weather forecasts and warnings for public welfare to protect life and property. In that way, weather forecasts can be considered as the part of everyday life, while the importance of nowcasting appears in the case of unusual, severe weather conditions. Keywords: analysis; data; events; forecast; hours; information; linear; model; nowcasting; objects; parameters; system; time; warnings; weather
• Spatial analysis of groundwater level monitoring network in the Danube-Tisza Interfluve using semivariograms by Kohán, Balázs; Szalai, József (2014) - Therefore groundwater level data should be assessed by methods that are capable of determining the existence and the possible non-existence of a period. Aft er that, the decreasing trend of groundwater level has been realized, studies aiming to determine the causes and the extent of the phenomenon have been carried out. Keywords: areas; case; danube; data; groundwater; groundwater level; interfl; kovács; level; monitoring; network; number; range; sampling; tisza; uve
• An evaluation of EU-DEM in comparison with ASTER GDEM, SRTM and contour-based DEMs over the Eastern Mecsek Mountains by Józsa, Edina; Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos; Kovács, Mónika (2014) - Területhasználati térkép készítése műholdfelvételek alapján az SRTM magasságmodell pontosítására (Preparation of landuse map based on satellite images to clarify SRTM elevation model), HunDEM2009, Konferencia és Kerekasztal Kiadv., Miskolc, University of Miskolc, 15 p. Siart, C., Bubenzer, O. and Eitel, B. 2009. An evaluation of EU-DEM in comparison with ASTER GDEM, SRTM and contour-based DEMs over the Eastern Mecsek Mountains 401 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 63 (4) (2014) 401–423. Keywords: area; aster; aster gdem; data; dems; diff; dsms; elevation; errors; et al; gdem; htt; map; models; srtm; study; surface; validation; values
• Commuting patterns of secondary school students in the functional urban region of Budapest by Keserű, Imre (2013) - Commuting patterns of secondary school students in the functional urban region of Budapest 197 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (2) (2013) 197–219. Commuting patt erns of secondary school students in the functional urban region of Budapest Imre KESERŰ1 Abstract Children's regular travel to school is the third most important travel purpose in Hungary. Keywords: age; att; budapest; commuters; commuting; data; demand; diff; education; fur; grammar; number; population; school; secondary; students; supply; travel; urban
• Design of climate station network in mountain catchments by Křeček, Josef; Punčochář, Petr (2012) - Percentage errors ∂ (%) of mean annual precipitation in the focused catchments by using interpolation methods IDW, KRI, NN and SPL Catchment A/N* km2 ∂-IDW ∂-KRI ∂-NN ∂-SPL % J J-1 JD S O O-1 0.25 – 0.11 0.25 – – -6 -8 0 -2 18 21 -6 -7 0 -2 22 25 -7 -12 0 -3 26 28 -5 -15 0 -6 40 35 *A = catchment area, N = number of stations in catchments Table 3. Estimation errors ∂ (%) of mean annual potential evapotranspiration in the catchments calculated by interpolation methods IDW, KRI, NN and SPL Catchment A/N* km2 ∂-IDW ∂-KRI ∂-NN ∂-SPL % J J-1 JD S O O-1 5.20 – 3.93 4.59 – – 5 7 4 5 -12 -10 8 6 5 4 -14 -15 10 9 8 7 -21 -24 7 12 9 8 -32 -36 *A = catchment area, N = number of stations in catchments 28 Conclusions In the investigated mountain catchments the hypsometric method (HYP) proved to be the most eff ective interpolation technique for elevation-depend- ent climate parameters (precipitation, air temperature and humidity), see Table 2. Keywords: climate; data; hyp; hypsometric; idw; interpolation; mean; method; point; precipitation; values
• Kahl, T., Lozovanu, D., Heuberger, V., Jordan, P., Ethnisches Bewusstsein in der Republik Moldau im Jahr 2004 / Ethnic Consciousness in the Republic of Moldova in 2004 by Tátrai, Patrik (2012) - He analyzes the ethnic data of the censuses (e.g. their subjectivity, the method of their collection and the political infl uences on them), the possible cartographic methods applicable for ethnic maps and the connection between the person (the subjective) and the data represented on the map. Similarly to the previous volumes ‘Ethnic structure of Eastern Europe and Caucasia around 1990’, ’Ethnic structure of Southeastern Europe around 1992’ and ’Ethnic consciousness in Central and Southeast Europe around 2000’, this publication also deals with the ethnic structure of a post-soviet region hardly known in the west. Keywords: adobe; data; map; moldova; republic
• Predictive modelling of surface subsidence above an underground coal mine at Máza-Váralja-South (Northeast Mecsek, Hungary) by Görcs, Noémi Lívia (2011) - Mining subsidence in Hungary was investigaed by Martos, F. (1956), Richter, R. (1965), Hoványi, L. (1968), Somosvári, Zs. (1989) at the Faculty of Mining Engineering University of Miskolc. Impact of mining subsidence on the relief of the Rybnik Plateau, Poland. Keywords: area; block; coal; data; extent; impact; mining; point; somosvári; subsidence; surface; trough
• Patnaik, S. (ed.): New Paradigm of Industry 4.0: Internet of Things, Big Data & Cyber Physical Systems by Alhloul, Abdelkarim (2020) - The third chapter is related to the education gap that has been caused by Industry 4.0, where lack of training and education is one of the biggest obstacles (beyond low infra- structural development) to use Industry 4.0 appli- cations not only in GIS and disaster management, but in many other fields as well. big data and cloud computing have made it easier to use this information. Keywords: 2020; book; data; disaster; industry; information; management
• Drought monitoring of forest vegetation using MODIS-based normalized difference drought index in Hungary by Gulácsi, András; Kovács, Ferenc (2018) - Vegetation indices, water indices, and combinations of both, which were called drought indices, were used. Evaluation of MODIS NDVI and NDWI for vegetation drought moni- toring using Oklahoma Mesonet soil moisture 41Gulácsi, A. and Kovács, F. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 67 (2018) (1) 29–42. data, Geophysical Research Letters 35 (L22401). Keywords: cover; data; drought; forests; hungarian; index; indices; modis; monitoring; nddi; ndvi; period; vegetation; water
• The effects of COVID-19 on Airbnb by Boros, Lajos; Dudás, Gábor; Kovalcsik, Tamás (2020) - Kim, J. et al. 2020). Airbnb can contribute to the transformation of city centres as well: since it can appear in already existing buildings, it intensifies crowding and tourism gentrification (Gutiérrez, J. et al. 2017). Keywords: airbnb; bookings; cities; covid-19; data; doi; effects; et al; hospitality; journal; management; new; pandemic; research; tourism; travel
• Built-up area analysis using Sentinel data in metropolitan areas of Transylvania, Romania by Oșlobanu, Constantin; Alexe, Mircea (2021) - Apart from us- ing land cover datasets, other digital resources may be used for mapping urban areas, such as high-resolution imaging studies, orthophoto maps, the Google Earth data catalogue or even images acquired by the drones. Application of interferometric coherence and supervised classifications have been accomplished on various territories, such as metropolitan areas of the most developed region of Romania, more specifically Transylvania. Keywords: accuracy; analysis; area; brașov; cluj; data; land; mare; metropolitan; sar; sensing; study
• The evaluation and application of an urban land cover map with image data fusion and laboratory measurements by Mucsi, László; Liska, Csilla Mariann; Henits, László; Tobak, Zalán; Csendes, Bálint; Nagy, László (2017) - Keywords: urban remote sensing, hyperspectral image, spectral library, surface temperature, land cover classes Mucsi, L. et al. Numerous researches were performed data fusion using multispectral data with radar (Chen, C.M. et al. 2003), with Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR: Alonzo, M. et al. 2014), with popu- lation census data (Jin, H. and Mountrakis, G. 2013), and hyperspectral images (Gevaert, C.M. et al. 2014). Keywords: cover; data; et al; image; laboratory; land; measurements; resolution; roof; sensing; study
• Inspecting map compilation in earth sciences for better communication by Pál, Márton; Albert, Gáspár (2021) - Though the base map usually contains topography, in some cases published thematic maps were used as base maps for the representations (e.g. tectonic lines placed on a published geologi- cal map). By using this objective method, visual quali- ties, map types, map accessorial, topographic elements, thematic content, base map types and unique geographical characteristics can be determined. Keywords: base; cartography; content; data; evaluation; geographical; hungarian; journals; map; maps; quality
• Green infrastructure-based hydrological modelling, a comparison between different urban districts, through the case of Szeged, Hungary by Csete, Ákos Kristóf; Gulyás, Ágnes (2021) - Introduction The hydrological parameters of urban areas are undergoing significant artificial changes, which can be traced back to a variety of rea- sons (Fletcher, T.D. et al. 2013). Weather extremes that are intensifying as a result of climate change, such as heavy rain- fall events, urban flash floods and droughts, are also having an impact on urban areas (van de Ven, F.H.M. 1990; Keywords: area; cover; data; doi; green; precipitation; runoff; site2; study; surface; szeged; tree; urban; vegetation; water
• Italian youth mobility during the last two decades: an overview in eight selected EU countries by Gallo, Gerardo; Staniscia, Barbara (2017) - The eight selected countries account for approximately 147,000 moves abroad by young Italians, or almost 70 percent of all moves by Italian young people within the EU (Table 1). In analysing young Italians in London, McKay, S. (2015) points out that the number of young people from the Mediterranean has been on the rise since the 2007 crisis. Keywords: countries; crisis; data; italians; italy; migration; mobility; new; origin; people; population; provinces; years; youth
• Natural and anthropogenic impacts reflected by paleoclimate proxy parameters in a lake-forest system in Bukovina, Romania by Karlik, Máté; Vancsik, Anna; Szalai, Zoltán; Mîndrescu, Marcel; Grădinaru, Ionela; Vágási, Sándor; Bozsó, Gábor; Fekete, József (2021) - Anthropogenic impact on the lake-catchment system during a cold period (from 1780 A.D. to 1860 A.D.) Deforestation has been documented in Bu- kovina (Florescu, G. et al. 2017) in the area where the catchment area is located (Kar- lik, M. et al. 2018). Spread of herbaceous species in the catchment (~1500 A.D. to 1620 A.D.) Keywords: a.d; area; catchment; changes; content; data; et al; fraction; karlik; lake; m. et; period; temperature; values; weathering
• Appearance of climatic cycles and oscillations in Carpathian Basin precipitation data by Ilyés, Csaba; Szűcs, Péter; Turai, Endre (2022) - Ilyés - P. Szűcs - E. Turai: Appearance of climatic cycles and oscillations in Carpathian Basin precipitation data Conclusions In the present study, relationships are de- tected between AO, NAO, PNA, SOI, AMO and precipitation cycles at five monitoring sites in the Carpathian Basin. Keywords: basin; carpathian; climate; cross; cycle; data; et al; nao; oscillation; precipitation; time
• Estimating relative sunshine duration from commonly available meteorological variables for simulating biome distribution in the Carpathian Region by Szelepcsényi, Zoltán; Breuer, Hajnalka; Fodor, Nándor (2022) - When presenting the SPLASH v.1.0 model, Davis, T.W. et al. (2017) simply suggested that monthly mean values are assumed constant over each day of the month. Although there are several estimation meth- ods for calculating monthly values of BSD (Kandirmaz, H.M. et al. 2014), in this study, the use of a method developed by Yin, X. (1999) is recommended. Keywords: biome; bsd; climate; data; distribution; et al; figure; mean; model; period; scheme; study; temperature; time; values; yin
• Methods for measuring the spatial mobility of tourists using a network theory approach by Nod, Gabriella; Aubert, Antal (2022) - Asero, V. et al. (2016) conducted a similar study in Sicily (with a similar sample to the one used in the present study), with the aim of identifying tourism networks by analys- ing tourism mobility across destinations. These are low mobility settlements with a group-specific or broad touristic offer. Keywords: data; degree; destination; guests; mobility; movements; network; number; propensity; pécs; region; settlements; study; tourism; tourists
• Mobility patterns of satellite travellers based on mobile phone cellular data by Michalkó, Gábor; Prorok, Márton; Kondor, Attila Csaba; Ilyés, Noémi; Szabó, Tünde (2023) - The essence of the phenomenon described in this study as satellite tourism is the tourist mobility be- tween the large city and its surroundings, without overnight stays (i.e. day trips; Stetic, S. et al. 2011). The results contribute to broadening the theory of unconventional tourism mobility to a deeper understanding of the nature of satellite tourism and to the development of a tourism-oriented research methodology based on mobile cellular data. Keywords: 1–12; budapest; data; distance; et al; hungarian; minutes; mobility; research; satellite; satellite tourism; stays; time; tourism; tourists; traffic; transit

• Kazharski, A.: Central Europe Thirty Years after the Fall of Communism. A return to a Margin? by Merabishvili, Gela (2023) - The two dominant narra- tives of Central Europe in the past three decades – the post-1989 return to Europe and the post-2015 anti-mi- gration region-building among the Visegrad Group – have both sought to bridge the inequality gap with Western Europe, but through different means. At an international academic conference in Bratislava in June 2022, Aliaksei Kazharski began his book presentation by acknowledging that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine had rendered his newly published study, Central Europe Thirty Years after the Fall of Communism, outdated. Keywords: author; book; central; central europe; discourse; europe; european
• Opperman, J.J., Moyle, P.B., Larsen, E.W., Florsheim, J.L. and Manfree, A.D.: Floodplains: Processes and Management for Ecosystem Services by Lóczy, Dénes (2018) - The conclusions summarise the basic principles of floodplain management which are assumed to be valid worldwide. In ad- dition, the loss of floodplain connectivity can slow down, but in some cases speeds up the spreading of alien species. Keywords: book; ecosystem; floodplain; management; river
• Flint Ashery, S.: Micro-residential Dynamics: A Case Study of Whitechapel, London by Vámos, Ramóna (2024) - As a result, micro-segregation research is one of the defining aspects of urban research nowadays where, due to the rudimentary nature of the topic, mainly quantitative studies have been conducted to present the phenomenon. Micro- and vertical segregation studies on European cities such as Budapest (Kovács, Z. et al. 2022), Bucharest (Marcinczak, S. and Hess, B.D. Flint Ashery, S.: Micro-residential Dynamics: A Case Study of Whitechapel, London. The author analyses several concepts and processes of vertical segregation and differentiation, which raise the question of which statistical criteria in which study can be used for in- terpreting segregation. Keywords: book; micro; research; segregation; vertical
• Kelly, J.M., Scarpino, P., Berry, H., Syvitski, J. and Meybeck, M. (eds.): Rivers of the Anthropocene by Markovics, Bernadett (2019) - With respect to river restoration it is necessary to ask the question: What can we call a natural river scape? The main idea that is followed throughout the entire book is human modification of the riverine environment (or river scape) to the extent that it became irreversible. Keywords: anthropocene; book; people; project; river
• Rakonczai, J.: Global and Geopolitical Environmental Challenges by Halász, Levente (2019) - As it was already mentioned, global environmental problems have been altering throughout the previous half a cen- tury. Besides, up-to-date (sometimes astonishing and shocking) statistical data, historical and recent re- search results of world-renowned professionals from the scientific arena, and even many comparisons as objective and trustworthy evidences are increasing the reader’s consciousness towards global problems. Keywords: author; book; population; problems; waste; water; world
• Pieck, S.K.: Mnemonic Ecologies: Memory and Nature Conservation along the Former Iron Curtain by Praczyk, Małgorzata (2024) - The first chapter offers a theoretical ex- ploration of the concept of mnemonic ecologies, while the second focuses on the historical development of the Green Belt project in Germany. The book explores the remarkable Green Belt project in Germany, a space that emerged from the division of the country during the Cold War. Keywords: belt; book; border; green; memory; pieck
• Dinar, A.: Advanced Introduction to Water Economics and Policy by Adanu, Peter Worlasi (2025) - Water economics and policy play a crucial role in managing water as a vital resource and addressing its allocation and sustainability. These questions are investigated in much detail in the current book, providing a comprehensive and authoritative overview of water economics and policy. Keywords: book; change; climate; dinar; economics; management; policy; value; water
• Yarwood, R.: Rural Geographies: People, Place and the Countryside by Mihály, Melinda (2025) - The structured summary of the advantages and disadvantages of each paradigm helps the reader to position him/herself in rural geography and to find the right approach to the study of rural change. In terms of representations of the rural, the focus is on how these representations reflect and drive rural change at different geographical scales. Keywords: book; cee; change; countryside; geography; global; rural; yarwood
• Belete, M.D. (ed.): Ecohydrology-Based Landscape Restoration. Theory and Practice by Simon, Szilvia (2025) - Considering the combined role of ecosystems and water is forward- looking in landscape management and can lead to more efficient solutions. Chapter 7 is a literature study on the role and pos- sible use of vegetated riparian buffer zones as the „last line of defence” regarding water resources in landscape management. Keywords: book; concept; landscape; management; solutions; water
• Lang, T. et al. (eds.): Understanding Geographies of Polarization and Peripheralization: Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe and Beyond by Balogh, Péter (2015) - Consequently, “applying these conceptual notions allows a process-based, relational understanding of up-to-date forms of spatial diff erentiation in CEE and off ers opportunities for spatial research circumvent- ing dichotomous ideas of urban and rural, of central and peripheral” (p. 2), and so on. Further, it is an explicit argument in the book that adopting novel “approaches enables new comparative perspec- tives to similar phenomena in other parts of Europe and the world” (p. 2), thus escaping its validity for CEE alone (the geographic denomination does not appear in the volume’s main title but in the subtitle). Keywords: book; contributions; europe
• Tammaru, T. et al. (eds.): Socio-Economic Segregation in European Capital Cities. East Meets West by Berki, Márton (2015) - As for Oslo, economic segregation was analysed by Terje Wessel (pp. On an overall level, Tallinn witnessed the larg- est growth in socio-economic segregation among the case study cities in the period of the 2000s, becoming the most segregated Eastern European city within the pool of research cities. Keywords: book; case; cities; knowledge; segregation; socio
• Wastl-Walter, D. (ed.): The Ashgate Research Companion to Border Studies by Tiner, Tibor (2012) - The chapters of part four (Borders and territorial identities: the mechanisms of exclusion and inclusion) focuses on the minorities living in border regions. The content of the chapters in the fi fth part of the book (The role of borders in a seem- ingly borderless world) concentrates on the consequences of cross-border economic regimes among the diff erent social groups in border regions. Keywords: book; border; studies
• Kovács, Zoltán ed.: Challenges of ageing in villages and cities: the Central European experience by Illés, Sándor (2010) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; ageing; book; challenges; kovács; population
• Baran-Szołtys, M., Glosowitz, M. and Konarzewska, A. (eds.): Imagined Geographies: Central European Spatial Narratives between 1984 and 2014 by Kronstein, Bálint (2020) - Or, to put it more simple, they are trying to uncover what exactly lies beneath the term Central Europe – “regions in eastern middle Europe that attempted to ‘move to the West’” (p. 9). While most imagined geogra- phies and spatial narratives are constructed according to a certain demand, Stasiuk rather constructs a non- space to fill it with the products of his imagination or, as he puts it, Middle Europe is “a microcosm, which enables an imaginative, historical-philosophical re- construction of ‘Other Europe’” (p. 87). Keywords: book; central; europe; galicia; narratives
• Marshall, T.: The Politics and Ideology of Planning by Bródy, Luca Sára (2021) - Second, the book did a great ef- fort in untangling the material-discursive nature of planning practices and how these features define the functioning of planning in political economy and so- cial life. Although the book describes planning processes that apply to the UK, the experienced dynamics are not limited to its territory, but acquires a much broader relevance. Keywords: approach; book; economy; ideology; marshall; planning; politics
• Wiest, K. (ed.): Women and Migration in Rural Europe: Labour Markets, Representations and Policies by Fabula, Szabolcs (2016) - The third part of the book deals with living situa- tion of rural women, gendered migration and the rel- evance of gendered aspects in rural policies. Results of these studies show that despite increasing att en- tion to gender issues, rural women still have to face serious disadvantages, compared not only to rural men, but also to urban women, what underscores the importance of further research on this issue. Keywords: book; european; gender; labour; markets; migration; rural; women
• Meusburger, P., Freytag, T. and Suarsana, L. (eds.): Ethnic and Cultural Dimensions of Knowledge by Illés, Tamás (2016) - Adherents of this approach frequently focus on dichotomies of knowledge systems, distinguishing between the so- called ‘Western’ objective scientifi c knowledge and the local practical knowledge such as indigenous knowl- edge, traditional knowledge and native knowledge. In contemporary academic discourses one can scarcely fi nd any views questioning the pivotal role of culture in knowledge systems. Keywords: att; book; cultural; education; geography; knowledge; schools; system
• Malešević, S.: Grounded Nationalisms: A Sociological Analysis by Barta, Géza (2021) - Although Maleševic is not a geographer, national narratives have substantial territorial aspects, and geopolitics, area studies and the geography of belongings are also closely linked to the discourse of nationalism. The author’s fundamental approach to the contemporary role of nationalism is denying the idea that the age of nationalisms is slowly coming to an end under the pressure of the postmodern, globalised world. Keywords: author; book; maleševic; nationalism; state
• Fuerst-Bjeliš, B. and Glamuzina, N.: The Historical Geography of Croatia: Territorial Change and Cultural Landscapes by Vadas, András; Demeter, Gábor; Sokcsevits, Dénes (2021) - The authors attribute large importance to the plague of 542 A.D. (Justinianic Plague) in the territory of modern Croatia, around which a com- pletely different paradigm has been unfolding in light of more recent research by Lee Mordechai, Timothy Newfield, Adam Izdebski, and others. The maps are lacking excava- tional sites located outer Croatia, which is confusing (the territorial extent of these archaeological cultures is indicated properly). Keywords: authors; book; changes; croatia; geography; landscape; ottoman
• Stanek, Ł: Architecture in Global Socialism: Eastern Europe, West Africa and the Middle East in the Cold War by Tolnai, Gábor (2022) - Łukasz Stanek examines whether architectural mobility from socialist countries has indeed brought antagonism and differentiation into urbanization in the Global South through the concept of “worldmaking” (based on the concept of “mondialization”) (Lefebvre, H. 2009 Socialist countries were open to such agreements, because they expected crude oil from the Western African country. Keywords: actors; architecture; book; countries; eastern; stanek; western
• Duančić, V.: Geography and Nationalist Visions of Interwar Yugoslavia by Proto, Matteo (2022) - The most innovative contribution compared to the existing literature is the deep comparative analysis of geographical works produced by several figures of Serbian, Slovenian and Croatian geographers, such as the Croatian Filip Lukas (1871–1958) or the Slovenian Anton Melik (1890–1966). In fact, primary sources are basically related to geographical works of academic geographers, mainly Yugoslavian and German and Austrian, but also some Polish, French and American works are taken into account. Keywords: book; croatian; geography; yugoslavia
• Demeter, G. and Bottlik, Zs.: Maps in the Service of the Nation: The Role of Ethnic Mapping in Nation-Building and Its Influence on Political Decision-Making Across the Balkan Peninsula (1840–1914) by Górny, Maciej (2022) - The first is the history of Southeastern Europe seen from the perspective of ethnic cartography. Leaving aside the plethora of historical maps and mutually exclusive interpretations, the lack of consistent data from any longer period of time makes such an undertaking un- realistic. Keywords: authors; book; history; maps

• Solarz, M.W. (ed.): Poland in the modern world: Atlas of Poland's Political Geography by Balogh, Péter (2018) - That also goes for some of his own statements intended to emphasise the (relative) greatness of Poland: “Poland has a signifi- cantly larger population than other countries in the region (with the exception of Russia, Germany and Ukraine)”; or, “[w]ith the exception of its periods of eclipse Poland has consistently been a force to be reckoned with…” (p. 13). Finally, Mr. Duda ex- presses his ardent hope that the atlas “will become one of the most essential pieces of reading to those who think, write and actively strive for the security and suc- cessful development of contemporary Poland” (ibid). Keywords: countries; europe; geography; maps; poland; polish
• Seegel, S.: Map Men: Transnational Lives and Deaths of Geographers in the Making of East Central Europe by Győri, Róbert (2018) - Historians of Hungarian geography usually stress that it was Teleki who broke with the strong German orienta- tion in Hungarian geography, turning instead to the French géographie humaine (Krasznai, Z. 2012, pp. 73–74). The youngest among the five geographers that Seegel studies is Count Pál Teleki, who was born to a Transylvanian-Hungarian aristocratic family in Budapest in 1879. Keywords: geographers; geography; hungarian; seegel; teleki; war
• In memoriam Andrija Bognár (1937–2019) by Lóczy, Dénes (2019) - Professor Andrija Bognár also maintained close links with Hungarian geography, primar- ily with the Geographical Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, under the director- ship of Academician Márton Pécsi, Professor Ferenc Schweitzer and Academician Károly Kocsis. He was an internationally renowned expert in the geomorphology, paleogeography, nature conservation and environmental sciences of the Tatra Mountains and Silesia and a great friend of Hungarian geography. Keywords: geography; hungarian; sciences; university
• Border between West and East of Europe in the mental maps of European university students by Nováček, Aleš; Bláha, Jan D.; Zajíčková, Aneta (2025) - Europe East and West: A Collection of Essays on European History. 45°N 60°N 15°W 0° 15°E 30°E 0 500 km 100 75 50 25 25 50 75 100 % 100 80 60 40 20 5 % West East Territorial alignment with West/East Europe (contours) Frequency of recording of the boundary segment by respondents (lines) Nováček, A. et al. Keywords: border; central; east; eastern; europe; european; geography; line; maps; regions; respondents; west
• Editorial by Kovács, Zoltán (2015) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; congress; geography
• In memoriam Andrei Velichko (1931-2015) by Bassa, László (2015) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; geography; international; past; quaternary; russian; velichko
• Human-environment relationships in modern and postmodern geography by Kőszegi, Margit; Bottlik, Zsolt; Telbisz, Tamás; Mari, László (2015) - Specialisation of human geography isolated the environmental studies. His follower, Harlan Barrows emphasised that human ecological research can provide the appropriate framework for the unifi ed geography by the exploration of relation- ships between humans and the environment (Grossman, L. 1977; Harden, C.P. 2012). Keywords: c.p; century; determinism; environment; geography; harden; human; hungarian; infl; nature; physical; relationships; research; science; scientifi; society
• Report on the Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers : Chicago, April 21-25, 2015 by Kiss, Éva (2015) - According to his opinion it is very important that the developing world is included in online geography education discussions, because developing world also has to face several spa- tially-oriented issues and because a full, worldwide access to the growing fi eld of online geographic educa- tion has to be also established. This is a new direction or a new segment of economic geography which is gett ing more and more popular among economic geographers. Keywords: aag; chicago; geographers; geography; meeting; sessions
• Report on the 3rd Romanian-Bulgarian-Hungarian-Serbian conference, Srebrno jezero (Veliko Gradište), Serbia, 18-21 September, 2014 by Pénzes, János (2014) - A declared objective was to follow the traditions by the continuing the organization of similar conferences in the near future, next time in Bulgaria. Traditional local lunch Participants of the conference and fi eld trip above the Danube and the Iron Gates at Kapetan Misin Breg (Photo by the organizers) 471 was served at Kapetan Misin Breg with beautiful scenery. Keywords: conference; geography; presentations; university
• The cultural geographies of landscape by Minca, Claudio (2013) - The cultural geographies of landscape1 Claudio MINCA2 Abstract The concept of cultural landscape has been at the core of the scientifi c concerns of genera- tions of geographers and geographical understandings of landscape have also infl uenced the ways in which modern landscape has been conceived in cognate disciplines. In these projects we explored the practices related to the powerful idea of tourist landscape and tried to make sense of all the striking contradictions which we experimented in diff erent locations around the world: in Asuke (Japan); in Varanasi (India), in Marrakech (Morocco), in the Lake District in the UK and more recently, of course, in the Netherlands where the idea of cultural landscape is so important. Keywords: concept; cultural; geography; landscape; modern; people; places; space; spatial; subject; world
• Remembering Dr. József Tóth (1940-2013) by Trócsányi, András (2013) - Through nation-wide co-operation he was fi rst aft er the political transition to edit univer- sity textbooks titled and establish a department called 'Human Geography' instead of the formerly used term 'Economic Geography', thus helping the new international scientifi c trends to take root and spread in Hungarian geography education. His 'tetrahedron model' became a classical con- cept in Hungarian human geography even as early as in his life, which he further expanded and interpreted as a notion of anthropogenic geographic spaces. Keywords: geography; hungarian; research; school; scientifi; university
• Report on the EUGEO 2013 Congress by Tömöri, Mihály (2013) - Lionel Kieffer (from France) sits on the left The audience of the session 424 casts of Greek statutes and this unique exhibition could be visited by congress participants freely during the conference. Fortunately, all the Congress venues were centrally located and well-connected by public transport, in addition, a bus service was freely available to congress registered participants to diff erent congress loca- tions. Keywords: congress; eugeo; europe; geography; rome; session
• Report on the EUGEO 2011 Congress and the RGS-IBG Annual Conference by Boros, Lajos (2012) - Hundred years later as a result of the eff orts of HGA, the section and the Department of Social and Economic Geography of ELTE University, a program of high standard was organized to celebrate the anniversary. For example Károly Kocsis (University of Miskolc and HAS Geographical Research Institute) discussed the questions related to ethnic identity and territorial autonomy in Carpatho-Pannonian region. Keywords: geography; ibg; rgs; university
• Report on the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Economic and Social Geography Section of the Hungarian Geographical Society by Tátrai, Patrik (2012) - The following presenter was József Tóth who tried to systematize and group the various research fi elds of population geography mainly through presenting scientifi c books and publications. Lajos Boros Report on the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the Economic and Social Geography Section of the Hungarian Geographical Society The Economic and Social Geography Section of the Hungarian Geographical Society (HGS) celebrated the 100th anniversary of its foundation on 12 January 2012. Keywords: geography; section
• Report on the 32nd International Geographical Congress by Pap, Ági (2012) - We sincerely hope that these forthcom- ing IGU conferences will be att ended by an increasing number of Hungarian participants giving insights about the most important results of Hungarian geography. In these plenary sessions a prominent person (mostly politicians) and a geographer held presentations in one of the IGC’s four key themes in the conference hall of the main building. Keywords: cologne; congress; geography; presentations; research
• In memoriam György Enyedi (1930-2012) by Kovács, Zoltán (2012) - He has been the voice and the face of Hungarian geography in the worldwide community of geographers for many decades due to the quality of his own work, but also on his untiring eff orts at maintaining wide-range of international academic contacts. György Enyedi played an outstanding role in connecting Hungarian geography with the international mainstream of our discipline. Keywords: enyedi; geographers; geography
• Rural Geography in Russia, Ukraine and in Belarus - a literature review by Karácsonyi, Dávid (2011) - There are two kinds of articles about rural Russia. In most of the articles on European Russia, no regional aspects are tackled at all; rather, they deal in general with processes of shorter duration that have taken place in rural Russia and in agriculture, especially privatiza- 85 tion or with a historical perspective on the society and economy. Keywords: 2004; agriculture; areas; att; der; economics; european; farms; geography; household; ioffe; k.s; nefedova; regional; regions; rst; rural; russia; sector; sett; soviet; studies; transformation; ukraine; university; wegren
• Symposium in Professor József Tóth's honour by Gyüre, Judit; Kékesi, Szilvia; Stefán, Klára (2010) - The symposium was held on March 17 and 18, 2010 at the University of Pécs and its aim was to celebrate professor József Tóth together with the geographical public of Hungary. Róbert Gábriel, rector of UP greeted professor Tóth as a former rector and as a school founder. Keywords: geography; hungarian; institute; professor; pécs; tóth
• In memoriam András Rónai by Kiss, Edit Éva (2009) - In memoriam András Rónai On November 21, 2006 Geographical Research Institute of Hungarian Academy of Sciences (GRI HAS) held a birth centenary conference in honour of András Rónai (1906–1991), the geographer and geologist of wide renown. Such a repre- sentative of geosciences was András Rónai, who cultivated human geography (primarily political and ethnic geography) until the end of the 1940s, then switched to geology and had become an expert of world renown in hydrogeology and Quaternary studies. Keywords: geography; hungarian; mapping; rónai
• In memoriam Academician Sándor Marosi by Tiner, Tibor (2009) - His research activity in the fi eld of landscape geography started in the 1950s in the Mezőföld region (East Transdanubia) and proceeded with studies on the southern shoreline of Lake Balaton. Professor Sándor Marosi, a highly rated researcher of the fi rst generation of physical geographers after World War II, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (HAS) passed away in 81st year of his life. Keywords: geography; institute; landscape; marosi; research
• Symposium on "The 100-year-old concept of Ice Age" by Fábián, Szabolcs Ákos; Radvánszky, Bertalan (2009) - Gergely Jakab, Balázs Madarász, Ádám Kertész and Levente Ronczyk: The role of Pleistocene deposits in the current geomorphic evolution; Mladjen Jovanović, Ulrich Hambach, Tivadar Gaudényi and Slobodan Marković: Stratigraphy of the loess-paleosol sequences of the Middle Pleistocene in Voivodina; Annamária Kurilla and Tamás Vati: Scientifi c content of the animated cartoons aimed at the younger generation; Tamás Lassu: Recent geomorphic evolution of the eastern margin of the Pécs Basin; Hedvig Prokos and Gábor Varga: Morphology of the Séd Valley at Szekszárd; Bertalan Radvánszky: Modelling of climate changes in the drainage area of the Tisza; Tamás Vati: Representation of the ice age in the textbooks of geography in primary and secondary schools. The professor was also congratulated by Mária Szabó, director of the Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences of the Eötvös Loránd University; by Antal Lehmann, retired AP, formerly director of the Duna–Dráva National Park; by Éva Kis, senior research worker of the FKI; by Gábor Varga, senior AP of the Institute of Geography in Pécs, as well as by József Eck, investment director of RHK Ltd. The plenary session started with a lecture delivered by József Szabó entitled “The history of the research on ice ages – how old is the ice age actually?”. Keywords: age; geography; ice; ice age; lecture; pleistocene; pécs
• György Lovász (1931-2016) by Lóczy, Dénes; Czigány, Szabolcs; Gyenizse, Péter (2017) - He supported teaching by publishing university text- books under the title General Physical Geography volumes I to III, General Hydrogeography and Physical Geography of Hungary. He was active in the life of the Hungarian Geographical Society as member of Board and secretary of the South-Transdanubian Regional Division. Keywords: geography; hungarian; research; university
• In memoriam Saša Kicošev (1960-2015) by Tátrai, Patrik (2016) - Born in Novi Sad on 18th of November 1960, he graduated from the Faculty of Natural Sciences, Geography Major in 1983 in Novi Sad. In 1989 he received his PhD at the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Novi Sad, aft er defending his doctoral thesis with the title Geographic and demographic characteristics of ethnic Romanians in SAP Vojvodina. Keywords: geography; novi
• Foreword by Semian, Michal; Erőss, Ágnes (2017) - This is an entrance gate for the gener- al topic of this issue which we have called ‘The politics and ideology behind cultural heritage’. In the third paper, Michal Semian (Charles University, Prague) and Aleš Nováček (South Bohemian University, České Budějovice), deal with the idea how history and cultural heritage is reinterpreted for the purpose of the reproduc- tion of present-day regions. Keywords: conference; geography; heritage; paper
• In memoriam Arild Holt-Jensen (1937–2022) by Kovács, Zoltán (2022) - In 1986 he defended his PhD, and in 1991 he was appointed professor in human geography at the University of Bergen and stayed in this position until his retirement in 2008. Arild visited Hungary regularly after 1998, where he gave lectures and set up collaborations with the younger generations of Hungarian geography. Keywords: arild; geography; holt
• In memoriam Peter Meusburger (1942–2017) by Gyuris, Ferenc (2018) - Peter Meusburger, a distinguished senior professor at Heidelberg University in Germany, passed away on the 18th of December at the age of 75 to a tragic illness he had dealt with dignity. It is of utmost importance from the point of view of Hungarian geography that Peter Meusburger played a distinctive role from the 1980s onwards in fostering academic cooperation between German and Hungarian speaking geographers, which significantly contributed to the internationalisation of Hungarian geography in general. Keywords: geography; meusburger; peter; university

• Two decades of changes in spatial distribution of retail and commercial services: Czech experience by Šilhan, Zdeněk; Kunc, Josef (2020) - The development program of the South Moravian Region (Jihomoravský kraj, 2017) includes goal “Supporting the equip- ment of rural municipalities” and “Support for specific solutions of commercial services in small municipalities”. The mentioned index of change is also used for demonstration of geographical differentiation of rural municipalities. Keywords: amenities; areas; czech; inhabitants; kunc; moravian; municipalities; municipality; population; region; retail; services; size; support; survey
• Viktória Szirmai (ed.): From spatial inequalities to social well-being by Egedy, Tamás (2015) - The well-known Stiglitz Report published in 2009 stated that the GDP is an inappropriate index to measure social progress, thus, new indicators and analytical tools are needed for describing and model- ling of social processes. Authors come to the conclusion that social conditions in metropolitan areas on the countryside are less favourable than in Budapest. Keywords: areas; diff; regions; spatial; study
• Churski, P. ed.: The social and economic growth vs. the emergence of economic growth and stagnation areas by Tiner, Tibor (2015) - The article by Robert PerdaŁ and Jan Hauke (‘Areas of the economic growth and stagnation in Poland – growth factors’) focuses on the issue of identify- ing and analysing important factors determining the distribution and development of economic growth and stagnation areas in a total system and partial approach with respect to the selected aspects of the process. The social and economic growth vs. the emergence of economic growth and stagnation areas. Keywords: areas; growth; stagnation; stagnation areas
• Rural population in Ukraine: assessing reality, looking for revitalization by Skryzhevska, Yelizaveta; Karácsonyi, Dávid (2012) - In rural Ukraine, the population aging is primarily the result of intensive out-migration of the economically active population to the cities. Mortality in rural areas is especially high in northern and central re- gions, where the crude death rate reached 35 in 2009 when the average for rural Ukraine was 18.9 (Figure 11). Keywords: areas; birth; cent; countries; crisis; decline; european; expectancy; life; migration; mortality; people; population; rates; residents; total; ukraine; urban
• GIS mapping in the geodemographic studies (Case study of the Republic of Belarus) by Antipova, Ekaterina; Fakeyeva, Liudmila; Karobkin, Aliaksandr (2012) - It was based on the analysis of factors controlling rural population dynamics: the rate of increase or de- crease in population size and of the ratio of the rural segment within the total population of Belarus (Antipova, E. 2008). Major trends in rural population dynamics at the end of the twentieth century remained typical at the beginning of the twenty-fi rst century: a) Negative dynamics develops under the infl uence of various fac- tors, major among them are: ageing, changes in reproductive att itudes of the population, migration outfl ow of the young working population from the rural areas; 227 b) Keywords: areas; belarus; districts; dynamics; gis; ii ii; iii; minsk; percent; period; population; potential; rural; subtype; type
• Mrak, I.: High Mountain Areas and Their Resilience to Tourism Development by Szalai, Katalin (2012) - In the fi rst main chapter, an es- pecially important statement is accentu- ated namely mountain tourism is mass tourism. Although there have been several approaches of this topic, the author tried to give a thorough overview of defi nitions, forms and characteristics in connection with ‘mountain tourism and recreation’, ‘mountain adventure tourism and recreation’ and ‘mountaineering’ on the score of special international literature. Keywords: areas; mountain; tourism
• Spatio-temporal distribution of dust storms - a global coverage using NASA TOMS aerosol measurements by Varga, György (2012) - Geographical distribution and seasonality patt erns of major dust source areas in North America 292 South American dust source areas Three diff erent clusters of dust source areas can be identifi ed by the TOMS AI maps in South America (Figure 9). Thus, dust records of ac- cumulated aeolian dust deposits (red clay and loess deposits; dust samples of deep-sea sediments; terrestrial material in ice-cores) are of significant importance in reconstructing past climatic and environmental processes, circula- tion patt erns, dust source areas and emissions (Pye, K. 1987, 1995; Keywords: activity; aerosol; areas; basin; deposits; distribution; dust; dust source; et al; lake; loess; material; north; region; research; source; storms; toms
• International immigration and entrepreneurship in rural areas of the Spanish Pyrenees by Mendoza, Cristóbal (2023) - Rural migration and counter- urbanization in the European periphery: The case of Andalucía. International immigration and entrepreneurship in rural areas of the Spanish Pyrenees 119Mendoza, C. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 119–131.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.72.2.2 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 2023 (2) 119–131. Keywords: areas; business; capital; carson; entrepreneurs; immigrants; lifestyle; migration; new; pyrenees; rural; self

• Manuscript reviewers 2020–2022 by Varga, György (2023) - BACSI, Zsuzsanna (Keszthely) BAGOLY-SIMÓ, Péter (Berlin) BAKACSI, Zsófia (Budapest) BALATONYI, László (Budapest) BARCZA, Zoltán (Budapest) BARTLOMIEJ, Glina (Poznań) BASIK, Sergei (Kitchener) BEKE, Szilvia (Gyula) BENEDEK, József (Cluj-Napoca) BENKHARD, Borbála (Debrecen) BOGDAN-ANDREI, Mihai (Bucharest) BONČINA, Andrej (Ljubljana) BOROS, Lajos (Szeged) BOTTLIK, Zsolt (Budapest) CALEB, Melenya (Kumasi) CHOLII, Serhiy (Kyiv) CSAPÓ, János (Pécs) CSOMÓS, György (Debrecen) CZAPIEWSKI, Konrad (Warsaw) DADASHPOOR, Hashem (Tehran) DALLEN, Timothy (Phoenix) DEZSŐ, Zsuzsanna (Budapest) DICK, Jan (Edinburgh) DRAGIĆEVIĆ, Slavoljub (Belgrade) DUSEK, Tamás (Győr) EGRI, Zoltán (Szarvas) ERŐSS, Ágnes (Budapest) FALK, Martin (Bø) FICSOR, Johanna (Baja) FOLINAS, Sotiris (Thessaly) GÁL, Tamás (Szeged) GARCÍA-ARNAY, Ángel (Zaragoza) GARTNER, Georg (Vienna) GAVRILOV, Milivoj B. (Novi Sad) GETZNER, Michael (Vienna) GLAMUZINA, Nikola (Split) GULYÁS, Ágnes (Szeged) GYENIZSE, Péter (Pécs) HALÁSZ, Levente (Budapest) HALBAC-COTOARA-ZAMFIR, Rares (Timişoara) HALMAI, Ákos (Pécs) HANUS, Martin (Prague) HARANGOZÓ, Gábor (Budapest) HASZPRA, László (Sopron) HEGEDŰS, András (Miskolc) HEGEDŰS, Gábor (Szeged) LÁSZLÓ, Péter (Budapest) LEMENKOVA, Polina (Brussels) LEMOS, Fernando (Guarda) LENGYEL, Balázs (Budapest) MAIER, Günther (Vienna) MAJO, Juraj (Bratislava) MAMADOUH, Virginie Djemila (Amsterdam) MATLOVIČ, René (Prešov) MICHALKÓ, Gábor (Budapest) MIKA, János (Eger) MUCSI, László (Szeged) NAGY, Egon (Cluj-Napoca) NAGY, Erika (Budapest) NAGY, Gábor (Budapest) NÉMETH, Károly (Palmerston North) NÉMETH, Krisztina (Budapest) NOVÁK, Tibor (Debrecen) ORANJE, Mark (Pretoria) OUŘEDNÍČEK, Martin (Prague) PARAJKA, Juraj (Vienna) PATKÓS, Csaba (Eger) PENÍŽEK, Vit (Prague) PÉNZES, János (Debrecen) PETIŠKA, Eduard (Prague) PETROVIĆ, Aleksandar (Belgrade) PIRISI, Gábor (Pécs) PREDA, Mihaela (Bucharest) RAŠKA, Pavel (Ústí nad Labem) REPE, Blaž (Ljubjana) RIZZO, Raffaela Gabriella (Brescia) SÁGI, Mirjam (Budapest) Keywords: budapest; gábor; lászló; szeged
• Manuscript reviewers 2016–2018 by Gyuris, Ferenc (2019) - ANGILERI, Sylvia (Palermo) BAJMÓCY, Péter (Szeged) BALOGH, Péter (Budapest) BARANYAI, Nóra (Győr) BENEDEK, József (Cluj-Napoca) BERÁCS, József (Budapest) BOLT, Gideon (Utrecht) BONTJE, Marco (Amsterdam) BOROS, Lajos (Szeged) BOTTLIK, Zsolt (Budapest) BUČEK, Ján (Bratislava) CENTERI, Csaba (Gödöllő) DEÁK, Balázs (Debrecen) DEÁK, Márton (Budapest) DOBROVOLNÝ, Petr (Brno) FABULA, Szabolcs (Szeged) FARKAS, György (Budapest) GÁL, Tamás (Szeged) GUSTAFSSON, Harald (Lund) GYÖNGYÖSI, András Zénó (Budapest) GYŐRI, Róbert (Budapest) HARDI, Tamás (Győr) HRUŠKA, Vladan (Ústí nad Labem) HUDEC, Oto (Košice) ILLÉS, Sándor (Budapest) IRIMIÁS, Anna (Budapest) IUGA, Liliana (Budapest) JAKAB, Gergely (Budapest) JÁSZBERÉNYI, Melinda (Budapest) JORDAN, Peter (Vienna) KAIM, Dominik (Kraków) KARÁCSONYI, Dávid (Budapest) KERTÉSZ, Ádám (Budapest) KISS, Edit Éva (Budapest) KOK, Herman (Wageningen) KOLOSSOV, Vladimir (Moscow) KOVÁCS, Attila (Szeged) KOZMA, Gábor (Debrecen) LANGE, Bastian (Leipzig) LANGER-RÉDEI, Mária (Budapest) LEWIS, Quinn (Urbana) LÓCZY, Dénes (Pécs) MADARÁSZ, Balázs (Budapest) MATLOVIČ, René (Prešov) McINTOSH, Richard (Debrecen) MIKA, János (Eger) MIKA, Mirosław (Kraków) MILOŠEVIĆ, Dragan (Novi Sad) MITKUS, Tomas (Vilnius) MOLNÁR, Ernő (Debrecen) NAGY, Egon (Cluj-Napoca) NÉGYESI, Gábor (Budapest) NOVÁK, Tibor (Debrecen) NOVARA, Agata (Palermo) PÉNZES, János (Debrecen) PICHLER-MILANOVIĆ, Nataša (Ljubljana) POGONYI, Szabolcs (Budapest) PROBÁLD, Ferenc (Budapest) PRZYBYLSKA , Lucyna (Gdańsk) RYDER, Andrew (Portsmouth) SAVIĆ, Stevan (Novi Sad) SCOTT, James (Joensuu) SINGH, Sudhir (Allahabad) SISÁK, István (Keszthely) SIWEK, Tadeusz (Ostrava) SKARBIT, Nóra (Szeged) SLÁMOVÁ, Martina (Zvolen) SOLARZ, Marcin Wojciech (Warsaw) STRBA, Lubomir (Košice) SÜLI-ZAKAR, István † (Debrecen) SZABÓ, György (Debrecen) SZABÓ, József (Debrecen) SZABÓ, Judit Alexandra (Budapest) SZABÓ, Szilárd (Debrecen) SZALAI, Zoltán (Budapest) TÁTRAI, Patrik (Budapest) TÓTH, Adrienn (Budapest) TÓTH, Attila (Nitra) TÓTH, Géza (Budapest) UNGER, János (Szeged) Keywords: budapest; debrecen; szeged
• Manuscript reviewers 2021-2023 by Varga, György (2024) - Benkhard, Borbála (Debrecen) Berghauer, Sándor (Berehove) Bertalan, László (Debrecen) Bogdan-Andrei, Mihai (Bucharest) Bončina, Andrej (Ljubjana) Boros, Lajos (Szeged) Bottlik, Zsolt (Budapest) Brönnimann, Stefan (Bern) Buzási, Attila (Budapest) Cholii, Serhiy (Kyiv) Csapó, János (Pécs) Csomós, György (Debrecen) Czapiewski, Konrad (Warsaw) Czimre, Klára (Debrecen) Dezső, Zsuzsanna (Budapest) Dick, Jan (Edinburgh) Drbohlav, Dušan (Prague) Dusek, Tamás (Győr) Egri, Zoltán (Szarvas) Erőss, Ágnes (Budapest) Falk, Martin (Bø) Farkas, Jenő (Kecskemét) Ficsor, Johanna (Baja) Fonseca, Lucinda (Lisbon) Gál, Tamás (Szeged) Gartner, Georg (Vienna) Gavrilov, Milivoj B. (Novi Sad) Gellér-Lukács, Éva (Budapest) Getzner, Michael (Vienna) Ghafarpour, Amin (Gorgan) Glamuzina, Nikola (Split) Golovics, József (Budapest) Gulyás, Ágnes (Szeged) Gyenizse, Péter (Pécs) Sarkadi, Noémi (Pécs) Scherrer, Daniel (Lausanne) Sebestyén-Szép, Tekla (Miskolc) Sipos, György (Szeged) Skarbit, Nóra (Szeged) Sonuc, Nil (Izmir) Staničková, Michaela (Ostrava) Šulc, Ivan (Zagreb) Šuška, Pavel (Bratislava) Sütő, László (Eger) Svobodá, Hana (Brno) Szabó, Balázs (Budapest) Szabó, György (Debrecen) Szabó, Szilárd (Debrecen) Keywords: budapest; debrecen; pécs; szeged
• Manuscript reviewers 2022–2024 by Gyuris, Ferenc (2025) - Benkhard, Borbála (Debrecen) Berghauer, Sándor (Berehove) Bertalan, László (Debrecen) Bončina, Andrej (Ljubljana) Boros, Lajos (Szeged) Bottlik, Zsolt (Budapest) Buzási, Attila (Budapest) Caleb, Melenya (Gödöllő) Cholii, Serhiy (Kyiv) Csomós, György (Debrecen) Czaller, László (Budapest) Czigány, Szabolcs (Pécs) Czimre, Klára (Debrecen) Demeter, Gábor (Budapest) Dezső, Zsuzsanna (Budapest) Dick, Jan (Edinburgh) Drbohlav, Dušan (Prague) Dronova, Olena (Kyiv) Dusek, Tamás (Győr) Erőss, Ágnes (Budapest) Falk, Martin (Bø) Farkas, Jenő Zsolt (Kecskemét) Fonseca, Lucinda (Lisbon) Freytag, Tim (Freiburg) Gál, Tamás (Szeged) Gellér-Lukács, Éva (Budapest) Getzner, Michael (Vienna) Ghafarpour, Amin (Gorgan) Glamuzina, Nikola (Split) Gnatiuk, Oleksiy (Kyiv) Golovics, József (Budapest) Gresina, Fruzsina (Budapest) Gulyás, Ágnes (Szeged) Gyenizse, Péter (Pécs) Győri, Róbert (Budapest) Halbac-Cotoara-Zamfir, Rareş (Timişoara) Halmai, Ákos (Pécs) Hänsel, Stephanie (Offenbach) Sándor (Budapest) Irimiás, Anna (Budapest) Isaac, Rami (Breda) Jakubus, Monika (Poznań) Jankiewicz, Mateusz (Toruń) Jankó, Ferenc (Budapest) Jastrzębska, Ewa (Warsaw) Jóvér, Vanda (Budapest) Juhos, Katalin (Gödöllő) Kádár, Bálint (Budapest) Karácsonyi, Dávid (Budapest/Darwin) Kevický, Dominik (Brno) Kis, Anna (Budapest) Kiss, Edit Éva (Budapest) Kocsis, János Balázs (Budapest) Koderman, Miha (Koper) Keywords: budapest; debrecen; gábor; szeged
• Manuscript reviewers 2017-2019 by Varga, György (2020) - KARÁCSONYI, Dávid (Budapest) KERTÉSZ, Ádám (Budapest) KISS, Edit Éva (Budapest) KOK, Herman (Gouda) KOLOSSOV, Vladimir (Moscow) KOVÁCS, Attila (Szeged) KOZMA, Gábor (Debrecen) KUBEŠ, Jan (České Budějovice) KUNC, Josef (Brno) LANGE, Bastian (Leipzig) LANGER-RÉDEI, Mária (Budapest) LÁSZLÓ, Elemér (Debrecen) LEWIS, Quinn (Urbana) LÓCZY, Dénes (Pécs) M. TÓTH, Tivadar (Szeged) MADARI, Beáta (Brasília) MAKÓ, András (Budapest) MANTEL, Stephan (Wageningen) MATLOVIČ, René (Prešov) McINTOSH, Richard (Debrecen) MICHALKÓ, Gábor (Budapest) MIKA, János (Eger) MIKA, Mirosław (Kraków) MILEVSKI, Ivica (Skopje) MILIVOJ, Gavrilov B. (Novi Sad) MILOŠEVIĆ, Dragan (Novi Sad) MITKUS, Tomas (Vilnius) MOLNÁR, Ernő (Debrecen) MUNKÁCSY, Béla (Budapest) NAGY, Egon (Cluj-Napoca) NÉGYESI, Gábor (Budapest) NICOSIA, Enrico (Macerata) NOVÁK, Tibor (Debrecen) NOVARA, Agata (Palermo) PÁSZTOR, László (Budapest) PÉNZES, János (Debrecen) PICHLER-MILANOVIĆ, Nataša (Ljubljana) POGONYI, Szabolcs (Budapest) PROBÁLD, Ferenc (Budapest) REMENYIK, Bulcsú (Budapest) PRZYBYLSKA, Lucyna (Gdańsk) RYDER, Andrew (Portsmouth) SAVIĆ, Stevan (Novi Sad) SCHAD, Peter (München) SCOTT, James (Joensuu) ŠIMON, Martin (Praha) SINGH, Sudhir (Allahabad) SIWEK, Tadeusz (Ostrava) SKARBIT, Nóra (Szeged) SMITH, Melanie (Budapest) SLACH, Ondrej (Ostrava) SLÁMOVÁ, Martina (Zvolen) SOLARZ, Marcin Wojciech (Warsaw) STRBA, Lubomir (Košice) SUCHODOLETZ, Hans von (Leipzig) SÜLI-ZAKAR, István † (Debrecen) SZABÓ, György (Debrecen) SZABÓ, József (Debrecen) SZABÓ, Judit Alexandra (Budapest) SZABÓ, Szilárd (Debrecen) SZALAI, Zoltán (Budapest) SZILASSI, Péter (Szeged) TÁTRAI, Patrik (Budapest) TÓTH, Attila (Nitra) TÓTH, Géza (Budapest) UNGER, János (Szeged) 6_Book Reviews.indd 79Book review section – Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 69 (2020) (1) 73–78. ANGILERI, Sylvia (Palermo) BAJMÓCY, Péter (Szeged) BALOGH, Péter (Budapest) BALTEANU, Dan (Bucharest) BARANYAI, Nóra (Győr) BENEDEK, József (Cluj-Napoca) BERÁCS, József (Budapest) BÍRÓ, Borbála (Budapest) BOLT, Gideon (Utrecht) BONTJE, Marco (Amsterdam) BOROS, Lajos (Szeged) BOTTLIK, Zsolt (Budapest) BUČEK, Ján (Bratislava) CAVALLI, Rosa Maria (Perugia) CENTERI, Csaba (Gödöllő) CORLUKA, Goran (Split) CZIGÁNY, Szabolcs (Pécs) DEÁK, Balázs (Debrecen) DEÁK, Márton (Budapest) DOBROVOLNÝ, Petr (Brno) FABULA, Szabolcs (Szeged) FARKAS, György (Budapest) FARSANG, Andrea (Szeged) GUSTAFSSON, Harald (Lund) GYÖNGYÖSI, András Zénó (Budapest) GYŐRI, Róbert (Budapest) HARDI, Tamás (Győr) HOUSKOVA, Beata (Bratislava) HRUŠKA, Vladan (Ústí nad Labem) HUDEC, Oto (Košice) ILLÉS, Sándor (Budapest) IRIMIÁS, Anna (Budapest) IUGA, Liliana (Budapest) JAKAB, Gergely (Budapest) JÁSZBERÉNYI, Melinda (Budapest) JORDAN, Peter (Vienna) KAIM, Dominik (Kraków) Manuscript reviewers 2017–2019 The editors of the Hungarian Geographical Bulletin would like to thank the following experts who have offered their assistance in reviewing manuscript submissions to our journal issues between Number 1 in 2017 and Number 4 in 2019. Keywords: budapest; debrecen; szeged
• Ten years of housing estate rehabilitation in Budapest by Szabó, Balázs (2013) - Ten years of housing estate rehabilitation in Budapest Balázs SZABÓ1 Abstract At the turn of the millennium about one third of the inhabitants of Budapest lived at housing estates. Demographic trends have also contributed to the decrease of the share of population living on housing estates. Keywords: budapest; buildings; dwellings; estates; housing; housing estates; rehabilitation; renovation; status
• Riverbank erosion in Hungary - with an outlook on environmental consequences by Szalai, Zoltán; Balogh, János; Jakab, Gergely (2013) - The present paper will outline the necessity for fl ood control, its eff ects and consequences for bank erosion. The present conditions and forms of bank erosion along the Hungarian rivers are considered and an overview is pro- vided on the most important factors aff ecting bank protection with their socio-economic consequences in Hungary. Keywords: bank; bluff; budapest; danube; erosion; geographical; hungarian; levees; ood; oodplain; river; riverbank; tisza
• Relationships between geomorphology, neotectonics and earthquakes in the Danube Flat between Ercsi and Madocsa and on the Danube-Tisza Interfluve by Schweitzer, Ferenc; Balogh, János; Tóth, László; Mónus, Péter (2011) - Landscapes, geomorphology, Pleistocene fault lines and depressions in the Danube Plain and Danube–Tisza Interfl uve Micro-landscapes within the studied area have been demarcated according to characteristic landforms, natural endowments and to features of fl at topog- raphy. Keywords: geomorphology, neotectonics, fault lines, areas of subsidence Introduction Neogene history of evolution of the Carpathian Basin has played an essential part in geomorphic position, extension of micro-landscapes, and shaping landforms in the Danube Flat and on the Danube–Tisza Interfl uve. Keywords: basin; budapest; danube; fault; institute; lines; movements; pannonian; plain; pleistocene; sediments; south; subsidence; tisza
• Studies on paleoenvironmental change using a method of sedimentological assessment by Schweitzer, Ferenc; Kis, Éva; Kovács, Anikó (2010) - FG peaks are extremely high (68.00–70.00) being typical of old loess, whereas those of Kd are very low (1.4–2.0, with the prevalence value of 1.5) suggesting “pink loess”, i.e. sediments having formed earlier than old loess. Granulometric investigations of loess profi les in Hungary. Keywords: budapest; clay; layers; loess; paleosol; profi; red; section; szulimán; values
• Key to the success of the outlet shopping centers located in optimal site by Sikos T., Tamás (2009) - Another distinguishing feature of outlet centers is that a remarkable part of the goods comes from commercial channels so in many cases some of them have no articles in all sizes. Another distinguishing feature of outlet centers is that a remarkable part of the goods comes from commercial channels so in many cases some of them have no articles in all sizes. Keywords: budapest; buyers; center; customers; designer; factory; outlet; outlet centers; parndorf; premier; shopping; shopping centers; stores
• Workshop on migration to V4 countries by Bassa, László (2009) - Labour migration to the west of Europe had a relatively long tradition (1960s through 80s) in Poland and it became ac- centuated by the political turn in the country and its accession to the EU. UK, Ireland and Sweden have been the primary destinations due to their policy of adoption of unrestricted fl ow of labour migrants from member states. A Stummer from the National Bureau of Investigation (Budapest) added routes of illegal migration with a special reference to those via Turkey and the Balkans. – – – – – 303 The new chronology of migration started just twenty years ago, and the workshop recalled the history of these two decades sometimes full of dramatic events. Keywords: budapest; countries; labour; migration
• The changing nature of labour protest: Comparing the fragmentation of protest rituals on May 1st in Berlin and Budapest by Helbrecht, Ilse; Izsák, Éva; Dirksmeier, Peter; Berki, Márton; Schlueter, Sebastian (2017) - The changing nature of labour protest: Comparing the fragmentation 95Helbrecht, I. et al. The changing nature of labour protest: Comparing the fragmentation of protest rituals on May 1st in Berlin and Budapest Ilse HELBRECHT1, Éva IZSÁK2, Peter DIRKSMEIER1, Márton BERKI3 and Sebastian SCHLUETER1 Keywords: -.0; berlin; budapest; day; european; forms; germany; hungarian; labour; model; new; protest; social; trade; unions; venue
• Manuscript reviewers 2018-2020 by Egedy, Tamás (2021) - ANGILERI, Sylvia Eleonora (Palermo) BAJMÓCY, Péter (Szeged) BALOGH , Péter (Budapest) BALTEANU , Dan (Bucharest) BARCZA , Zoltán (Budapest) BEKE , Szilvia (Szeged) BENEDEK, József (Cluj-Napoca) BÍRÓ, Borbála (Budapest) BONTJE , Marco (Amsterdam) CENTERI , Csaba (Budapest) ĆORLUKA , Goran (Split) CZIGÁNY, Szabolcs (Pécs) CSAPÓ, János (Pécs) DEÁK, Balázs (Budapest) DEÁK, Márton (Budapest) DRAGICEVIC , Slavoljub (Belgrade) FARSANG, Andrea (Szeged) GÁL, Tamás (Szeged) GARCÍA-ARNAY, Ángel (Zaragoza) GAVRILOV, Milivoj B. (Novi Sad) GYURIS , Ferenc (Budapest) HÄIDER, Martin (Munich) HARMAT, Ádám (Budapest) HOFIERKA, Jaro (Košice) HOUSKOVA , Beata (Bratislava) HRUŠKA , Vladan (Ústí nad Labem) IRIMIÁS, Anna (Budapest) JAKAB , Gergely (Budapest) KARÁCSONYI, Dávid (Darwin) KERN, Zoltán (Budapest) KERTÉSZ, Ádám (Budapest) KEVE, Gábor (Budapest) KISS , András (Budapest) KISS, Éva (Budapest) KOK , Herman (London) KOLOSSVÁRY, Endre (Budapest) KOVÁCS , Tibor (Eger) KUBEŠ, Jan (České Budĕjovice) KULCSÁR, Balázs (Debrecen) LABANCZ , Viktória (Gödöllő) LANGE, Bastian (Leipzig) Keywords: budapest; debrecen; szeged
• Urban diversity and the production of public space in Budapest by Boros, Lajos; Fabula, Szabolcs; Horváth, Dániel; Kovács, Zoltán (2016) - Other places, such as workplace, sites of consumption, schools, public spaces can be Urban diversity and the production of public space in Budapest Lajos BOROS1, Szabolcs FABULA1, Dániel HORVÁTH1 and Zoltán KOVÁCS2 Abstract Public spaces are spaces for representation of individuals, social groups, ideologies, values, cultures. At the same time, public spaces are commodifi ed and “disneyfi ed” in capitalism, thus, the creation of a homoge- neous, “desirable” spatial form and use of public space is often intended. Keywords: activities; budapest; diff; district; diversity; groups; hungarian; józsefváros; neighbourhood; people; places; public; spaces; square; time; urban; use
• Analysis of the air temperature and relative humidity measurements in Budapest-Ferencváros by Pongrácz, Rita; Bartholy, Judit; Dezső, Zsuzsanna; Dian, Csenge (2016) - For calculating the UHI intensity, temperature measurements are compared to the hourly recorded data of the Budapest synoptic station (ID number: 12843) located in the south-eastern suburb district of the city (Pestszentlőrinc). The artifi cial surface cover modifi es the radiation budget resulting in higher urban temperature compared to the surrounding rural vicinity. Keywords: budapest; diff; ferencváros; hungarian; measurements; measuring; temperature; urban
• Flea markets in the space - Typology and spatial characteristics of second-hand retail in Budapest by Várnai, Ibolya (2018) - Second-hand retail in district IV, X, XV and XI is formed mainly by used clothes shops, and in district XX and XXII the only form of second-hand retail is clothes shops. Old clothes, new looks: Second hand fashion. Keywords: budapest; clothes; districts; fairs; flea; goods; hand; hand retail; items; journal; markets; number; research; retail; sales; shops; thrift; types; units
• Manuscript reviewers 2019–2021 by Egedy, Tamás (2022) - BÁCSI, Zsuzsanna (Keszthely) BAGOLY-SIMÓ, Péter (Berlin) BAJMÓCY, Péter (Szeged) BAKACSI, Zsófia (Budapest) BALATONYI, László (Budapest) BALOGH, Péter (Budapest) BĂLTEANU, Dan (Bucharest) BARCZA, Zoltán (Budapest) BEKE, Szilvia (Szeged) BENEDEK, József (Cluj-Napoca) BÍRÓ, Borbála (Budapest) BOGDAN-ANDREI, Mihai (Bucharest) BOROS, Lajos (Szeged) CENTERI, Csaba (Budapest) ĆORLUKA, Goran (Split) CZAPIEWSKI, Konrad (Warsaw) CZIGÁNY, Szabolcs (Pécs) CSAPÓ, János (Pécs) CSOMÓS, György (Debrecen) DE LEMOS, Fernando Florim (Aveiro) DRAGIĆEVIĆ, Slavoljub (Belgrade) EGRI, Zoltán (Gödöllő) FARSANG, Andrea (Szeged) FICSOR, Johanna (Baja) FOLINAS, Sotiris (Volos) FRANTÁL, Bohumil (Olomouc) GÁL, Tamás (Szeged) GARCÍA-ARNAY, Ángel (Zaragoza) GARTNER, Georg (Vienna) GAVRILOV, Milivoj B. (Novi Sad) GU, Chaolin (Beijing) GYENIZSE, Péter (Pécs) GYURIS, Ferenc (Budapest) HANUS, Martin (Prague) HARDI, Tamás (Győr) HASZPRA, László (Sopron) HOFIERKA, Jaro (Košice) HOLEC, Juraj (Bratislava) HOUŠKOVÁ, Beata (Bratislava) HRUŠKA, Vladan (Ústí nad Labem) HURBÁNEK, Pavol (Ružomberok) IRIMIÁS, Anna (Budapest) JAKAB, Gergely (Budapest) JAKOBI, Ákos (Budapest) JORDAN, Peter (Vienna) KARÁCSONYI, Dávid (Darwin) KERTÉSZ, Ádám (Budapest) KEVE, Gábor (Baja) KIS, Anna (Budapest) KISS, András (Budapest) KOLOSSVÁRY, Endre (Budapest) KOVÁCS, Tibor (Eger) KOVALCSIK, Tamás (Szeged) KRAFT, Stanislav (České Budějovice) KRŽIČ, Aleksandra (Belgrade) KUBEŠ, Jan (České Budějovice) LABANCZ, Viktoria (Gödöllő) LAKATOS, Mónika (Budapest) LASKOWSKA, Iwona (Łódź) LÁSZLÓ, Elemér (Debrecen) LÁSZLÓ, Péter (Budapest) LÓCZY, Dénes (Pécs) MADARI, Beata (Goiânia) MAMADOUH, Virginie Djemila (Amsterdam) MANTEL, Stephan (Wageningen) MÁRK, László (Gyula) MICHALKÓ, Gábor (Budapest) MIKA, János (Eger) MILEVSKI, Ivica (Skopje) MILOŠEVIĆ, Dragan (Novi Sad) MUCSI, László (Szeged) NOVÁK, Tibor (Debrecen) ORANJE, Mark (Pretoria) OUŘEDNIČEK, Martin (Prague) PACHURA, Piotr (Częstochowa) PARAJKA, Juraj (Vienna) PÁSZTOR, László (Budapest) PATKÓS, Csaba (Eger) SMITH, Melanie (Budapest) ŠUŠKA, Pavel (Bratislava) SVOBODÁ, Hana (Brno) SZABÓ, Balázs (Budapest) SZABÓ, Péter (Brno) SZABÓ, Szilárd (Debrecen) SZALAI, Ádám (Szeged) SZALAI, Zoltán (Budapest) SZEMETHY, László (Pécs) SZILASSI, Péter (Szeged) TÁTRAI, Patrik (Budapest) TORMA, Csaba (Budapest) TÓTH, Gergő (Budapest) TÓTH, Géza (Budapest) TUROK, Ivan N. (Pretoria) VACCA, Andrea (Cagliari) VIDA, György (Szeged) WINTER, Johannes (Munich) ZELEŇÁKOVÁ, Martina (Košice) ŽENKA, Jan (Ostrava) ZIED, Hej-Amor (Sfax) ŽIŽALA, Daniel (Prague) Keywords: budapest; lászló; szeged
• Manuscript reviewers 2015–2017 by Gyuris, Ferenc (2018) - BAŃSKI, Jerzy (Warsaw) BLAŽEK, Jiří (Prague) BOLT, Gideon (Utrecht) BOROS, Lajos (Szeged) BOTTLIK, Zsolt (Budapest) BREUER, Hajnalka (Budapest) CENTERI, Csaba (Gödöllő) DOBROVOLNÝ, Petr (Brno) FARKAS, György (Budapest) GÁL, Tamás (Szeged) GUSTAFSSON, Harald (Lund) GYÖNGYÖSI, András Zénó (Budapest) GYŐRI, Róbert (Budapest) HARDI, Tamás (Győr) HENN, Sebastian (Jena) ILLÉS, Sándor (Budapest) IRIMIÁS, Anna (Budapest) IUGA, Liliana (Budapest) JAKAB, Gergely (Budapest) JÁSZBERÉNYI, Melinda (Budapest) JORDAN, Peter (Vienna) KARÁCSONYI, Dávid (Budapest) KOLOSSOV, Vladimir (Moscow) KOVÁCS, Attila (Szeged) KOVÁCS, Dezső (Gödöllő) LANGER-RÉDEI, Mária (Budapest) LÓCZY, Dénes (Pécs) MADARÁSZ, Balázs (Budapest) MÉSZÁROS, Róbert (Budapest) MIGGELBRINK, Judith (Leipzig) MIKA, János (Eger) MIKA, Mirosław (Kraków) MILOŠEVIĆ, Dragan (Novi Sad) NAGY, Egon (Cluj-Napoca) NAGY, Erika (Békéscsaba) PÁSZTOR, László (Budapest) POGONYI, Szabolcs (Budapest) PROBÁLD, Ferenc (Budapest) PRZYBYLSKA, Lucyna (Gdańsk) RAJKAI, Kálmán (Budapest) RYDER, Andrew (Portsmouth) SAVIĆ, Stevan (Novi Sad) SCOTT, James (Joensuu) SISÁK, István (Keszthely) SIWEK, Tadeusz (Ostrava) SKARBIT, Nóra (Szeged) SOLARZ, Marcin Wojciech (Warsaw) ŠTRBA, L’ubomír (Košice) SÜLI-ZAKAR, István † (Debrecen) SZABÓ, József (Debrecen) SZABÓ, Judit Alexandra (Budapest) SZABÓ, Szilárd (Debrecen) SZALAI, Zoltán (Budapest) SZATMÁRI, Gábor (Budapest) TÁTRAI, Patrik (Budapest) TÓTH, Adrienn (Budapest) TÓTH, Géza (Budapest) TÓTH, Tibor (Budapest) UNGER, János (Szeged) UZZOLI, Annamária (Budapest) VAINIKKA, Joni (Oulu) VAN DER WUSTEN, Herman (Amsterdam) VÁRADI, Zsuzsanna (Budapest) VARGA, György (Budapest) Keywords: budapest; szeged

• Recent methods, sources and approaches in the study of temporal landscape change at different scales - a review by Lundberg, Anders (2018) - Keywords: temporal landscape change, time-series, red-list criteria, natural variation interval, historical forest cover measurements 1 Department of Geography, University of Bergen, Fosswinckelsgt. Studies of landscape change requires an ap- proach to the temporal dimension and examples are given on how this can be solved. Keywords: change; forest; landscape; lundberg; norway; number; plants; population; red; species; year
• Ethnic diversity and polarization in Vojvodina by Léphaft, Áron; Németh, Ádám; Reményi, Péter (2014) - Taking into consideration the broad scale of potential impacts of ethnic polarisation on social, economic and political spheres (e.g. on the risk of conflicts), we find it important to underline that human geography research in the future should focus on the polarizing territories as well which have been defined in our study. This hypothesis states that the rise of ethnic polarisation, whether intended or not, generates an imaginary or real competitive situation between the ethnic groups which can imply the splitting of micro communities and the weakening of social cohesion. Keywords: diversity; economic; groups; homogenisation; hungarian; index; majority; polarisation; population; settlements; vojvodina
• Time-space differences of population ageing in Europe by Káčerová, Marcela; Ondačková, Jana; Mládek, Jozef (2014) - These changes have been most strikingly manifested in a drop of fertility, changes in family behaviour, and changes of population age structures. Changes in population age structures are mainly characterised by the processes of ageing (rejuvenation was only seen in shorter time periods), both from the bott om as well as from the top. Keywords: age; ageing; cient; coeffi; countries; diff; europe; european; fertility; group; infl; number; people; population; population ageing; structure; values
• The demographic role of religion in Hungary: Fertility of denominations at the beginning of the 20th century by Harrach, Gabe (2013) - We examine three indices on each ethnic and religious group: nupciality of married women aged 15–49, henceforth: nupciality; marital fertility rate (concerning married women aged 15–49); overall fertility rate (concerning all women aged 15–49). In order to count nupciality and marital fertility rate of the diff erent ethnic groups and denominations, country-wide or in the counties, fi rst of all we should know the number of married women aged 15–49 belonging to each religious group. Keywords: catholics; counties; county; denominations; diff; fertility; hungarian; level; nupciality; population; rate; roman; total; values; women
• Location-allocation models applied to urban public services. Spatial analysis of Primary Health Care Centers in the city of Luján, Argentina by Buzai, Gustavo (2013) - According to Ramírez, L. and Bosque-Sendra, J. (2001), the location- allocation models meet the following characteristics: a) they are mathematical models since this language is considered appropriate to capture reality; b) they are spatial models at intermediate scale because the aspects to be solved are already delimited in a territory; and c) they are normative models because it is necessary to look for the best solution to a given problem. Location–allocation models applied to urban public services. Keywords: analysis; census; demand; distance; localization; location; luján; models; phcc; points; population; radii; spatial
• The impact of tourism on subjective quality of life among Hungarian population by Michalkó, Gábor; Kiss, Kornélia; Kovács, Balázs; Sulyok, Judit (2009) - Keywords: tourism, quality of life, happiness, welfare, well-being, life satisfaction 1 Geographical Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budaörsi út 45., 1112 Budapest, Hungary. These moments, alone themselves or together as a trip, can lead to life satisfaction. Keywords: education; happiness; hungarian; importance; income; life; population; quality; research; respondents; role; satisfaction; tourism; travelling; trips
• Geographical and historical aspects of the situation of Muslim population in the Balkans by Bottlik, Zsolt (2009) - 257–280 Geographical and historical aspects of the situation of Muslim population in the Balkans Bottlik, Zsolt1 Abstract Muslim groups in the Balkans speak various languages and live in several countries. Number of Muslim population in European countries at the turn of the 3rd millennium. Keywords: albanian; area; balkan; c e; century; countries; e d; e r; empire; groups; islam; kosovo; lement; muslim; n e; ott; population; sett; turkish
• Ethnic, confessional and cultural patterns of regionalism in the post-Soviet Russia by Streletsky, Vladimir N (2017) - On the one hand, the arguments in favour of this concept are the predominance of all-Russian cultural features on a huge ter- ritory of the ethnic mega-core of the country and its relatively small variability among Russian cultural regions. Migrations of peoples and ethnic groups, their cultural assimilation, interethnic mixing and language transfer, colonization of new lands became important features of the country’s regionalization. Keywords: cent; country; ethnic; european; federation; groups; identity; moscow; patterns; people; population; regionalism; russian; share; v.n
• Human mobility and settlement patterns from eight EU countries to the Italian regions of Lombardy, Veneto, Tuscany, Lazio and Sicily by Montanari, Armando; Paluzzi, Evelina (2017) - Human migratory mobility in Europe Urry’s book (2000) constitutes the manifes- to of human mobility. This research is part of the European project, HORIZON 2020 Youth Mobility: Maximizing Opportunities for Individuals, Labour Markets and Regions in Europe (YMOBILITY), the goal of which is to exam- Human mobility and settlement patterns from eight EU countries to the Italian regions of Lombardy, Veneto, Tuscany, Lazio and Sicily Armando MONTANARI1 and Evelina PALUZZI2 Abstract Mobility within the EU is increasing with the emergence of a culture of Europeanism, ease of movement and the affordability of travel. Keywords: age; countries; group; immigrants; italy; lmas; mobility; population; regions; sicily; tuscany; veneto
• Free movement of people and the Brexit by Gellér-Lukács, Éva; Töttös, Ágnes; Illés, Sándor (2017) - Background of the family benefits and immigration issues After the global financial crisis the net inflows from EU countries to UK grew significantly (Wadsworth, J. et al. 2016). In 2015 10 percent of people born in the UK and 12 percent of those born in other EU countries applied for benefits.18 In the area of non-work-related benefits, however, the share of benefit receivers among citizens of other EU countries was only 2.2 percent 15 http://www.migrationwatchuk.org/briefing- paper/284 Retrieved: 10.03.2016. Keywords: benefits; brexit; countries; european; lukács; migration; movement; percent; population
• Narrative interviews in research on post-war socio-historical processes as formative factors of regional identity of the population - Case study of the Svitavy region, Czech Republic by Slováková, Pavlína; Šerý, Miloslav (2016) - In Handbook of interview research: Context & methods. For research on the actual intensity Narrative interviews in research on post-war socio-historical processes as formative factors of regional identity of the population – Case study of the Svitavy region, Czech Republic Pavlína SLOVÁKOVÁ1 and Miloslav ŠERÝ2 Abstract The aims of the paper are twofold. Keywords: aft; czech; german; identity; inhabitants; interviews; lement; narrative; new; population; process; region; research; resett; respondents; svitavy; war; šerý
• Public knowledge on karst and protected areas: A case study of Tara National Park, Serbia by Kovačević-Majkić, Jelena; Ćalić, Jelena; Micić, Jasna; Brankov, Jovana; Milanović, Ranko; Telbisz, Tamás (2022) - As reported by the Head of the NP Sector of Presentation and Tourism Information in Tara NP, the number of registered visitors varies between 70,000 and 80,000 a year, and it encompasses those staying in the hotels on the Tara Mt. and the hotels in Bajina Bašta and without those who use private accommodation. Tara NP), face-to-face questioning (locals at their homes), and online surveys set on the Tara NP website, and also sent to appropriate organisations, institutions, and personal con- tacts (visitors). Keywords: education; importance; karst; knowledge; pas; percent; population; protection; respondents; serbia; tara; visitors

• The rise of film production locations and specialised film services in European semi-peripheries by Stachowiak, Krzysztof; Stryjakiewicz, Tadeusz (2018) - Nevertheless, Stachowiak, K. and Stryjakiewicz, T. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 67 (2018) (3) 223–237.228 the majority of film production industries is concentrated in a relatively small number of specialised places called film or media clus- ters (Karlsson, C. and Picard, R.G. 2011). We will then analyse three main aspects of contem- porary global landscape in film industry: the global spread of film production infrastruc- ture, such as film studios, the rise of interna- tional collaboration in film production, and the emergence of cost-cutting incentives, or policies intended to attract international film production. Keywords: countries; creative; european; film; film industry; film production; industries; industry; international; national; production; stryjakiewicz; value
• Forces of energy welfare in Central Europe: The Russian war in Ukraine as a game changer by Baranowski, Mariusz (2024) - Forces of energy welfare in Central Europe: The Russian war in Ukraine as a game changer 89Baranowski, M. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 73 (2024) (1) 89–101.DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.73.1.6 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 73 2024 (1) 89–101. E-mail: mariusz.baranowski@amu.edu.pl ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6755-9368 Forces of energy welfare in Central Europe: The Russian war in Ukraine as a game changer Mariusz BARANOWSKI1 Abstract The Russian war in Ukraine has changed global geopolitical priorities and the policies of individual countries. Keywords: baranowski; countries; energy; energy welfare; european; policy; russian; security; ukraine; v4 countries; war; welfare
• Discussing inequalities from the periphery by Nagy, Erika (2015) - Discussing changing local social relations in two periph- eral Estonian communities targeted by well- of urban dwellers seeking for second home they reveal, how the entry of a social group with major social capital assets (recreational home owners) has transformed local politi- cal landscapes. Recently, the Hungarian Geographical Bul- letin – that had been a forum for introducing empirically focused papers covering vari- ous social and physical geographical issues for decades – became engaged increasingly in academic discourses on socio-spatial in- equalities, embracing various approaches and problems with diff erent scalar foci. Keywords: discourses; european; hungarian; inequalities; polarisation; relations; socio
• Bruns, B., Happ, D. and Zichner, H. (eds.): European Neighbourhood Policy. Geopolitics Between Integration and Security by Pete, Márton (2017) - The label ‘European’ has been of crucial impor- tance in the classification of EU neighbour countries in the course of the establishment process of this ‘circle of friends’, as is suggested by Frank Meyer (Chapter 2). Ukraine is further characterised by significant regional im- balances as “[t]he picture is more optimistic for the border regions where the visa regime is less strict and residents cross the border on an almost daily basis” (p. 125) than in more distant areas where personal experience of visiting EU states is largely absent. Keywords: countries; european; security; states
• European trends in spatial mobility by Timothy, Dallen J.; Michalkó, Gábor (2017) - Besides migration, tourism is one of the most widely researched configurations of cross-border human mobility. During the past half century, however, globalization processes, including the supra-nationaliza- tion of Europe, have changed inter-state re- lations and human mobilities perhaps more than any other force in recent history. Keywords: d.j; europe; european; migration; mobility; timothy; tourism
• Working and retiring in sunny Spain: Lifestyle migration further explored by Parreño-Castellano, Juan; Domínguez-Mujica, Josefina (2017) - The latter has been traditionally broken down into alternatively described as retirement migration, lifestyle migration or residential migration. Challenges in lifestyle migration research: Reflections and findings about the Spanish crisis. Keywords: destinations; european; labour; lifestyle; migrants; migration; retirees; retirement; spain; tourism; workers; working
• Nadler, R., Kovács, Z., Glorius, B. and Lang, T. (eds.): Return Migration and Regional Development in Europe: Mobility Against the Stream by Irimiás, Anna (2017) - The book, ed- ited by Robert Nadler, Zoltán Kovács, Birgit Glorius and Thilo Lang, came out of a joint research project entitled ‘Re-Turn’ funded by the European Regional Development Fund, and of a workshop organised in 2013 in Budapest on the topic of return migration and regional development. The collection of studies provides an extensive review of the current state of return migration and reintegration of citizens in their country of origin, with a special focus on policy approaches that should ease return migration. Keywords: countries; europe; european; migrants; migration; return; volume
• Regional identities of Czech historical lands by Vaishar, Antonín; Zapletalová, Jana (2016) - Conclusions To answer the research question, we can con- clude as follows: there is no doubt that the perception of historical regional identity is gradually decreasing. Czechia is one of the few countries, which is actually not divided into historical regions with long-term identi- ties. Keywords: bohemia; border; czech; diff; european; historical; identity; lands; moravian; people; regional; regions
• International student mobility to non-traditional destination countries: evidence from a host country by Apsite-Berina, Elina; Robate, Liga Daniela; Berzins, Maris; Burgmanis, Girts; Krisjane, Zaiga (2023) - One of the leading causes of a sizable share of recent immigration is the globalisation of higher edu- cation and the mobility of international students. Receiving countries recognise the importance of attracting international students as potential residents, especially as they undergo unfavourable demographic changes. Keywords: countries; country; destination; education; european; factors; latvia; mobility; percent; students; study; university

• The impact of territorial policies on the distribution of the creative economy: tracking spatial patterns of innovation in Slovenia by Kozina, Jani; Bole, David (2018) - There is less research trying to identify specifically how different national understandings, economic systems, and geo- graphic and institutional contexts influence the way creative economy works or the type of territorial policies implemented to support it (Chapain, C. et al. 2013). Theoretical background Conceptualizing creative economy and innovation The origins of the creative economy should be sought in changing economic circum- stances of post-World War II when devel- oped industrialised countries increased productivity, started moving traditional manufacturing to developing countries and entered post-industrial age by favouring ser- vices, knowledge, creativity, and innovation (Bell, W. 1973; Scott, A.J. and Storper, M. 2014). Keywords: centres; countries; economic; economy; et al; industries; innovation; policies; slovenia; towns; urban
• Nomen est omen – Tourist image of the Balkans by Smith, Melanie; Sulyok, Judit; Jancsik, András; Puczkó, László; Kiss, Kornélia; Sziva, Ivett; Papp-Váry, Árpád Ferenc; Michalkó, Gábor (2018) - Knowing which el- ements are described in the travel experiences of visitors to Balkan countries as being typi- cally Balkan, could be used to change the im- age of the Balkans which people have formed. The ‘Balkan’ element in the tourism experience From the qualitative point of view, in the tour- ist opinions on experiences in Balkan countries shared on the TripAdvisor travel portal, the terms Balkan/Balkans in the review body can be grouped into five categories based on the main themes of their content (1,182 reviews). Keywords: analysis; balkan; brand; branding; content; countries; destination; et al; experiences; image; management; region; research; reviews; tourism; tripadvisor
• Nowak, M.J. et al.: Spatial Planning Systems in Central and Eastern European Countries. Review and Comparison of Selected Issues by Denysenko, Olena (2024) - The recently published book is the result of a col- laboration of 14 authors from different countries of the region, which offers insight into the context and practice of planning in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia by examining how planning systems are functioning at the local level and thereby establishing a framework for comparing spatial planning systems within the region through a detailed and careful analy- sis of the planning process in different countries. Hence, the study of spatial planning systems enables to address the planning systems and plan- ning cultures across the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and to unpack their evolution under transition and socio-political landscape changes, to illustrate approaches to planning and organization of planning process, and to exemplify certain planning instruments and practices. Keywords: authors; countries; planning; region; systems
• Editorial by Kovács, Zoltán (2014) - They cover a wide range of topics that are thought to be relevant in recent proc- esses of post-socialist urban restructuring. Due to marketisation of state assets, liberalisation of prices and growing exposure to international competition and globalisation, profound economic restructuring commenced leading to rapid de-industrialisation, growing wage and income disparities in these countries. Keywords: countries
• In the middle of nowhere: Gated neighbourhoods in Vilnius region as a new lifestyle? by Krupickaite, Dovile; Pociūte, Gintare; Peciukonyte, Laura (2014) - DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.63.3.3 In the middle of nowhere: Gated neighbourhoods in Vilnius region as a new lifestyle? Dovilė KRUPICKAITĖ1, Gintarė POCIŪTĖ2 and Laura PECIUKONYTĖ3 Abstract This article provides an overview about the new tendencies on the Lithuanian housing mar- ket shedding light on the development of the gated and guarded neighbourhoods (GGNs). The research results show that gated neighbourhoods are established not only because of the need to prevent residents from violence or to show their social status but also to protect their lives from the chaotic and socially unstable outside world where the gates have more symbolic meanings. Keywords: communities; community; countries; fence; ggns; housing; lement; lithuania; neighbourhoods; new; residents; sett; vilnius
• Past and present of large housing estates in Visegrad countries and Armenia by Erőss, Ágnes (2013) - Keywords: large housing estates, Visegrad countries, rehabilitation, social environment Introduction “Concrete jungle”, “rabbit hatches”, “concrete deserts”, “vertical slums” – only a few examples of the numerous, not too fl att ering phrases referring to housing estates all around in the former state-socialist countries. Past and present of large housing estates in Visegrad countries and Armenia 77 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (1) (2013) Keywords: 2004; countries; estates; europe; housing; housing estates; rehabilitation; van
• Jordan, P.: Verwaltungsgliederung Mittel- und Südosteuropas 2007/Administrative Subdivision of Central and Southeast Europe 2007 by Tátrai, Patrik (2011) - Figure 18 is perhaps the most valuable part of the book: it summarizes the main features of the administrative systems by countries and by NUTS-levels, completed with information on administrative traditions. The map depicts administrative borders and seats of various levels: besides the state borders, generally the levels of NUTS-3 through NUTS-5 are shown (as in most of the countries investigated NUTS-2 is a merely statistical-planning level without real administrative functions). Keywords: countries; europe; map
• Report on the international workshop "Regional Socio-Economic Processes in Central and Eastern Europe - 20 Years in Transition and 2 Years in Global Economic Crisis" by Erőss, Ágnes; Karácsonyi, Dávid (2011) - The fi rst scientifi c encounter of geographers from Visegrad countries and their neighbours was organized in Budapest. László Jeney off ered an overview on the state of CEE countries in the European city competition. Keywords: countries; processes; session; workshop

• Geomorphological analysis of Tinto-B Vallis on Mars by Steinmann, Vilmos; Kereszturi, Ákos; Mari, László (2020) - Among the proposed two formation phases of Tinto-B (earlier eroded tributaries and later confined main valley) only the ear- lier activity fits with the above mentioned main fluvial period of Mars, but still being younger. Conclusions A fluvial valley was analysed close to the Martian equator (2°55’ South and 111°53’ East) near to Palos crater and Tinto Vallis, named Tinto-B, surrounded by several small- er but heavily eroded tributary valleys. Keywords: area; crater; drainage; erosion; figure; flow; inset; mars; shows; tinto; tributary; valley; water
• Local Climate Zone mapping using GIS methods in Szeged by Unger, János; Lelovics, Enikő; Gál, Tamás (2014) - In order to get LCZ areas with appropriate size, the lot area polygons were aggregated into groups according to the following procedure. Keywords: climate mapping, Local Climate Zones, surface parameters, lot area polygons, GIS, Szeged Introduction Nowadays about half of the human population is aff ected by the burdens of urban environments, therefore studies dealing with the urban impact on climate are particularly important. Keywords: area; climate; i.d; lcz; oke; polygons; rise; stewart; surface; szeged; t.r; types; urban
• Regeneration process of the karst water springs in Transdanubian Mountains, Hungary by Babák, Krisztina; Kiss, Ibolya; Kopecskó, Zsanett; Kovács, István Péter; Schweitzer, Ferenc (2013) - Regeneration process of the karst water springs in Transdanubian Mountains, Hungary Krisztina BABÁK1, Ibolya KISS2, Zsanett KOPECSKÓ3, István Péter KOVÁCS4 and Ferenc SCHWEITZER5 Abstract Since the 1940s and 50s, there have been several researches dealing with karst water springs and the mapping of the continuous karst water level of the Transdanubian Mountains. Our paper is about the mineral contents and geomorphic properties of karst water springs near a chosen reservoir and our aim was to get some information about the regeneration process of the karst water reservoir. Keywords: area; karst; karst springs; karst water; level; mountains; reservoir; springs; surface; water; water level; water reservoir; water springs
• DEM based examination of pediment levels: a case study in Bükkalja, Hungary by Vágó, János; Hegedűs, András (2011) - According to the calculations, pixels of the upper pediment level oc- cur in the greatest proportion on welded ignimbrite surfaces (33.6%, Table 1). DEM based examination of pediment levels: a case study in Bükkalja, Hungary 25 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 60 (1) (2011) pp. Keywords: area; bükkalja; dacite tuff; evolution; gyulakeszi; hegy; ignimbrite; level; pediment; planation; rhyolite tuff; surface; tar; tető; tuff formation; upper
• An analysis of changing land use pattern and its effect on Umtrew Basin, Northeast India by Sharma, Pradip; Deka, Dhanjit; Saikia, Ranjan (2011) - Since many parts of Northeast India are diffi cult to access for precise fi eld study, remote sensing and GIS techniques are the most adequate methods of analyzing land use and land cover change. 2. Drainage map of the study area 71 Methodology The methodology adopted here for detecting land cover changes was based on the comparison between the satellite imageries of diff erent years. Keywords: area; basin; change; cover; india; land; land use; river; study; use
• Geomorphology and environmental history in the Drava valley, near Berzence by Viczián, István; Zatykó, Csilla (2011) - Where might have these ponds and fi shing areas been? It is their sedi- ments that fi lled up partly or completely the late Holocene Drava channels. Keywords: area; berzence; conditions; drava; drava valley; ground; ground water; holocene; level; meanders; plain; river; sett; stream; study; water; zsdála
• Degree of human transformation of landscapes: a case study from Hungary by Csorba, Péter; Szabó, Szilárd (2009) - Hemeroby levels CORINE categories β-euhemerobe level 2.1.1: non-irrigated ploughlands 2.4.1: mixed annual and permanent cultures 2.4.2: complex cultivation structure 2.4.3: agricultural areas with signifi cant natural vegetation α-euhemerobe level 2.2.1: vineyards 2.2.2: orchards polyhemerobe level 1.3.2: waste dumps 1.4.1: urban green spots metahemerobe level 1.1.1: continuous sett lement structure 1.1.2: discontinuous sett lement structure 1.2.2: road and railway network with the related areas 1.2.4: airports 1.3.1: areas of raw material extraction 1.3.3: building sites 1.4.2: sport- and recreation areas 94 Figure 1. These criteria are probably too strict, but if we are looking for real ecological refuges, in areas meeting the criteria mentioned above there are not signifi cant anthropogenic eff ects with a good chance. Keywords: area; categories; hemeroby; landscape; microregions; study; table
• A 54-year record of changes at Chalaati and Zopkhito glaciers, Georgian Caucasus, observed from archival maps, satellite imagery, drone survey and ground-based investigation by Tielidze, Levan G.; Svanadze, David; Gadrani, Lela; Asanidze, Lasha; Wheate, Roger D.; Hamilton †, Gordon S. (2020) - Results and discussion Chalaati Glacier Over the study period, Chalaati Glacier area de- creased by ~2.08±0.10 km2, equivalent to ~0.04 km2/yr. We show that both glaciers have experienced area loss since 1960: 16.2±4.9 per cent for Chalaati Glacier and 14.6±5.1 per cent for Zopkhito Glacier with corresponding respective terminus retreat by ~675 m and ~720 m. These were accompanied by a rise in the equilibrium line altitudes of ~35 m and ~30 m, respectively. Keywords: a.s.l; area; caucasus; chalaati; change; debris; et al; glacier; km2; l.g; period; temperature; terminus; tielidze; zopkhito
• Directional analysis of drainage network and morphotectonic features in the south-eastern part of Bükk Region by Pecsmány, Péter; Hegedűs, András ; Vágó, János; Németh, Norbert (2021) - 5. Drainage network and lineament directions of the South-Eastern Bükk and Bükkalja area Pecsmány, P. et al. 175Pecsmány, P. et al. Keywords: area; bükk; bükkalja; direction; eastern; et al; geological; hungarian; order; south; valleys
• Landscape changes in a 19th century wood pasture and grazing forest by Bartus, Petra; Baráz, Csaba; Malatinszky, Ákos (2018) - Compartment 5 is surrounded by pasture, with several vet- eran trees in its upper region (within the area covered by forest management plan). 5.61 ha of the area cov- ered by forest management plan is registered in harvesting mode, the remaining 11.5 ha is registered as leave alone, i.e., total restriction (with soil protection purpose). Keywords: area; forest; grazing; grazing forest; hill; landscape; magas; management; maps; pasture; trees; use; wood
• Landscape metrics applied in geomorphology: hierarchy and morphometric classes of sand dunes in Inner Somogy, Hungary by Györgyövics, Katalin; Kiss, Tímea (2016) - Coverage, % Sum of form areas compared to the area of the studied region/zone, TFA/ TA x 100. The standard deviation of form area is an order of magnitude higher in case of positive forms than in negative ones, which suggests that the sand eroded from small blowouts did not always built up large dunes, but in some cases it was stabilized in small forms. Keywords: accumulation; area; classes; dunes; forms; hierarchy; indices; kiss; km2; landscape; number; sand; zone
• The relationship between ignimbrite lithofacies and topography in a foothill setting formed on Miocene pyroclastics – a case study from the Bükkalja, Northern Hungary by Biró, Tamás; Hencz, Mátyás; Telbisz, Tamás; Cseri, Zoltán; Karátson, Dávid (2022) - For sample areas 2, 3 and 4, the most frequent values are closely around 1.5 radians (rad for short hereafter), while for sample area 1 the peak is slightly higher. Considering only the LPC areas, sample areas 1, 2 and 3 are quite distinct in terms of the dis- tribution of negative topographic openness: although all three sample areas show a sin- gle-peaked distribution, the relatively small- er values (<1.5 rad) are observed for sample area 2, while the largest values (>1.5 rad) are observed for sample area 1. Keywords: area; bogács; bva; bükkalja; elevation; et al; hungarian; ignimbrite; sample; sample area; source; t. et; topographic; values
• Leaf area index in a forested mountain catchment by Palán, Ladislav; Křeček, Josef; Sato, Yoshinobu (2018) - In comparison with the aerial approximation of the direct ground LAI measurements and forest stands detect- ed by LANDSAT imagery (Figure 7), the sat- ellite remote sensing underestimates mean catchment LAI values by 42–62 per cent. The results of the Gap light analyser underestimated the ground based LAI values by 52–76 per cent, and satellite interpretations by 29–73 per cent. Keywords: area; canopy; forest; ground; index; lai; leaf; values

• Fuerst-Bjeliš, B., Mrgić, J., Petrić, H., Zorn, M. and Zwitter, Ž. (eds.): Environmental Histories of the Dinaric Karst by Mattes, Johannes (2025) - Extending this narrative, Ivan Tekić et al. look at modern landscape changes and fire risks in the Croatian Dinaric Karst, combin- ing historical insights with projections for the future. The geographical breadth and chronological depth of the contributions further enhance the relevance of the volume, providing insights that extend beyond the Dinaric Karst region. Keywords: dinaric; history; karst; landscape; region; studies; volume; water
• River ice and water temperature prediction on the Danube by Liptay, Zoltán Árpád; Czigány, Szabolcs; Pirkhoffer, Ervin (2021) - A hybrid model for river water temperature as a function of air tem- perature and discharge. Additional outputs have also been added to the model, including the termination of ice and the prediction of water temperature. Keywords: air; calibration; danube; ice; method; model; river; rmse; temperature; values; water; water temperature
• New opportunities for experiments in fluvial geomorphology: the flume PTETHYS by Pirkhoffer, Ervin; Halmai, Ákos; Czigány, Szabolcs; Bugya, Titusz; Rábay, Andor; Bötkös, Tamás; Nagy, Gábor; Balassa, Bettina; Jancskárné Anweiler, Ildikó; Lóczy, Dénes (2014) - In the United States smaller-scale laboratory studies on river channels began by the US Army Corps of Engineers in Vicksburg, Mississippi, in 1929. The previ- ously applied GIS-based modelling of fl ood hazard (e.g. Czigány, Sz. et al. 2011) can be supplemented by fl ume experiments locating the potential sites of dyke breaches and avulsions as well as the predictable extent of fl oodplain inundation. Keywords: channel; experiments; geomorphology; meandering; modelling; oodplain; patt; processes; river; sediment; ume; van; water
• International Conference on Water resources and wetlands by Lóczy, Dénes (2012) - Under the guidance of Petre Gâ tescu, member of the Romanian Academy of Sciences, a populous group of geographers are engaged in limnogeographical investigations and remarkable achievements could be presented. The venue was the elegant Hotel Delta on the Danubean promenade of Tulcea, which has been recently supplemented with a four-star wing. Keywords: conference; delta; water
• Factors influencing solution in karren and on covered karst by Veress, Márton (2010) - – 1 = limestone; 2 = crack; 3 = direction of dissolution; 4 = karst water; 5 = oscillation of karst water table; 6 = infi ltration into the karst; 7 = soil; 8 = collapse; 9 = uplift ; 10 = cave fi lled with karst water; 11 = the cave above karst water table; 12 = grike part which developed above the karst water table; 13 = part of grike developed under the karst water table; I = initial phase; II = present phase 301 rock of karst forms above the mounds does not reach 6 metres (the thickness is measured below the bott om of the depression). Investigation of covered karst form development using geophysical meas- urements. Keywords: channels; forms; karren; karst; limestone; rock; sedimentary; surface; tsingy; veress; water; wind
• Channel regulation of Torna stream to improve environmental conditions in the vicinity of red sludge reservoirs at Ajka, Hungary by Schweitzer, Ferenc (2010) - Channel regulation of Torna stream to improve environmental conditions in the vicinity of red sludge reservoirs at Ajka, Hungary 347 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 59 (4) (2010) pp. Channel regulation of Torna stream to improve environmental conditions in the vicinity of red sludge reservoirs at Ajka, Hungary Ferenc Schweitzer1 Abstract Three alumina factories have operated in Hungary, at Mosonmagyaróvár (1934–2002), Ajka (since 1942) and Almásfüzitő (1950–1997) based largely on Hungarian bauxite. Keywords: ajka; red; reservoirs; sludge; stream; torna; water
• Strategy or disaster. Flood prevention related issues and actions in the Tisza River basin by Schweitzer, Ferenc (2009) - – A = depth; B = 137Cs activity concentration; 10x = tenfold magnifi cation 10 An extreme rate of silting up of fl ood beds is described in the book writ- ten by Jenő Cholnoky entitled 'The land of dragons' (1900, p. 293) in relation with the Huang-he at Kaifeng. To prevent this hazard either fl ood beds should be broadened along the Hungarian section or the dikes must be relocated (Fig. Keywords: bed; fig; fl ood; high; ood; ood bed; oods; plain; river; tisza; water
• Anomalies of precipitation and drought in objectively derived climate regions of Iran by Ghaedi, Sohrab (2021) - In some years (1990, 1995, 1999, 2005, 2007 and 2008), drought has occurred in five of the six clusters of precipitation regions of the country. Characteristics of precipitation regions of Iran Cluster Climate conditions Average annual precipitation Precipitation S.D. No. of drought years Mean Sen’s slope A B C D E F arid Keywords: clusters; drought; iran; precipitation; regions; stations; trend; water

• Report on the 2014 Annual International Conference of the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers), London, August 27-29, 2014 by Cseke, László (2014) - The conference provided opportunities to analyse the challenges of multi-disciplinarity and the opportunities of creating new understandings by using diff erent perspectives. ‘Everyday moral economies’ is a fascinating combination of human geography and anthropology. Keywords: conference; rgs; sessions; urban
• Salamin, G., Kohán, Z., Dobozi, E. and Péti, M. eds.: Climate-Friendly Cities. A Handbook on the Tasks and Possibilities of European Cities in Relation toClimate Change by Kovács, Zoltán (2012) - The handbook starts with the identifi cation of the phenomena of urban climate, its peculiarities, and the possible impacts of global change on it. To reduce these shares and combat the negative effects of climate change is a great challenge. Keywords: cities; climate; urban
• Urban heat island patterns and their dynamics based on an urban climate measurement network by Gál, Tamás; Skarbit, Nóra; Unger, János (2016) - 4. Annual and diurnal variations of average temperature diff erence (∆T) of LCZs from HMS station. Aft er sunrise the UHI starts to build down, but on ideal days there is small temperature diff erence even at this time. Keywords: diff; hours; lcz; sunset; temperature; uhi; urban; values
• Outdoor human thermal comfort in local climate zones of Novi Sad (Serbia) during heat wave period by Milošević, Dragan D.; Savić, Stevan M.; Marković, Vladimir; Arsenović, Daniela; Šećerov, Ivan (2016) - To the South of Novi Sad urban area, the northern slopes of Fruška Gora Mountain are located (the highest peak is 538 m a.s.l.) which descend steeply to- wards the Danube (Unger, J. et al. 2011). PET magnitude is used to ex- press thermal comfort diff erences between defi ned LCZ classes (ΔPETLCZ X-Y). Keywords: climate; comfort; diff; erences; et al; lczs; novi; pet; sad; urban
• Study on the transmissivity characteristics of urban trees in Szeged, Hungary by Takács, Ágnes; Kovács, Attila; Kiss, Márton (2016) - Study on the transmissivity characteristics of urban trees in Szeged, Hungary 155Takács, Á. et al. Under Central European climate conditions extreme heat stress at the street level is usually the eff ect of high solar radiation and the resulting high radiation Study on the transmissivity characteristics of urban trees in Szeged, Hungary Ágnes TAKÁCS, Attila KOVÁCS, Márton KISS, Ágnes GULYÁS and Noémi KÁNTOR1 Keywords: days; diff; et al; hippocastanum; radiation; species; table; transmissivity; trees; urban; values
• Brade, I. and Neugebauer, C.S. (eds.): Urban Eurasia – Cities in Transformation by Eszenyi, Orsolya (2018) - Since then, the work of urban anthropologists in particular has come to the forefront in post-Soviet urban society and urban space research (cf. The current volume, as a medium for raising awareness, is informative and manages to give an insight into the diversity of post-Soviet cities. Keywords: cities; housing; socialist; soviet; space; urban

• Stanilov, K. and Sýkora, L. (eds.): Confronting Suburbanization. Urban Decentralization in Postsocialist Central and Eastern Europe by Szabó, Balázs (2014) - The book focuses on the process of suburbanization that has been perhaps the most spec- tacular spatial phenomenon of urban restructuring in post-socialist countries. Budapest was the fi rst case among post-socialist cities where national legislation intervened and prevented limitless land conversion in the suburban belt by a law in 2005. Keywords: authors; cities; suburbanization
• Green Growth in Cities. OECD Green Growth Studies by Pomázi, István (2013) - According to the fi ndings of the OECD report there is an urgent need to fi nd bett er ways to “green” urban fi nance and to mobilise private sector money for green infrastructure development. Effi cient transport systems, in particular, good public transport networks, help cities to att ract new fi rms to invest and workers as well. Keywords: cities; growth
• Uneven geographies in the various language editions of Wikipedia: the case of Ukrainian cities by Gnatiuk, Oleksiy; Glybovets, Victoria (2021) - Ranking of Wikipedia articles in search engines revisited: Fair ranking for reasonable quality? In particular, the Romanian Wikipedia ranks first for the majority of cities in the Chernivtsi region and for three among 19 cit- ies in the Odessa region; the minimum rank of Romanian Wikipedia in these areas does not fall below the 3rd (Figure 5). Keywords: articles; cities; doi; information; language; regions; russian; ukraine; ukrainian; versions; volume; wikipedia
• Guest editorial address by Unger, János (2016) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; cities; climate; pdf

• Changing nature of Pleistocene interglacials - is it recorded by paleosoils in Hungary (Central Europe)? by Varga, György (2015) - The detailed diff erentiation and climatic characterisation of past soil forming periods is limited by various kinds of problems, dis- cussed in detail e.g. by Catt, J.A. (1988). The gradual change from oldest red Mediterranean soils via forest and forest-steppe soils to steppe soils represents well the continuous decrease of chemical alteration of interglacial paleosoils determined by environmental factors and duration of soil formation. Keywords: climate; conditions; deposits; dust; formation; interglacial; loess; mean; mis; periods; pleistocene; soils; weathering
• Estimated changes of drought tendency in the Carpathian Basin by Sábitz, Judit; Pongrácz, Rita; Bartholy, Judit (2014) - Keywords: drought index, ENSEMBLES, regional climate model simulation, climate change Introduction Climatic conditions evidently aff ect the biosphere as well as the human so- cieties. Drought conditions are not determined only by precipitation conditions but also by temperature changes, this bivariate dependence can be assessed by drought indices. Keywords: changes; climate; drought; index; indices; ita; precipitation; tio; tio n
• Parallelization of Last Glacial loess-paleosol section of Red Hill with Heinrich events and ice core records by Kis, Éva (2012) - Parallelization of Last Glacial loess-paleosol section of Red Hill with Heinrich events and ice core records 327 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 61 (4) (2012) 327–341. Parallelization of Last Glacial loess-paleosol section of Red Hill with Heinrich events and ice core records Éva KIS1 Abstract In this paper, I would like to provide refi ned relative chronological data to loess-paleosol section situated on the IV. Keywords: changes; climate; core; deposits; events; heinrich; ice; loess; north; records; sea; section
• The role of temperature and the NAO index in the changing snow-related variables in European regions in the period 1900‒2010 by Kis, Anna; Pongrácz, Rita (2021) - Due to climate change, winter tourism faces chal- lenges in many regions as snow period and snow depth are likely to reduce in the future. Bednorz, E. (2004) calculated the correlation coefficients between snow cover in Eastern Europe and the NAO index and found a strong correlation in winter, which is statisti- cally significant West of 30° E. Henderson, G.R. and Leathers, D.J. (2010) also concluded that there is a strong association (r = ‒0.591) between large snow-covered areas and the negative phase of the NAO in Europe, based on NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) satellite products. Keywords: climate; cover; figure; nao; northern; regions; snow; snowfall; temperature
• Future changes of snow-related variables in different European regions by Kis, Anna; Pongrácz, Rita (2023) - We also found some unrealistic values in the RCM simulations, so following the study of Matiu, M. et al. (2020), an upper limit, name- ly 10 m, was introduced in the case of snow depth. Matiu, M. et al. (2020) also found that we cannot choose the one and only best model to simulate snow-related Fig. Keywords: -100; -60 -40; change; climate; e ch; la tiv; period; regions; simulations; snow; tiv; tiv e

• Differences between the evaluation of thermal environment in shaded and sunny position by Kántor, Noémi (2016) - Outdoor thermal comfort and outdoor activities: a review of research in the past decade. Studies of outdoor thermal comfort in northern China. Keywords: comfort; conditions; diff; environment; et al; hungarian; kántor; lin; people; pet; temperature; values

• Rátz, T. and Irimiás, A. eds.: Risk and Uncertainty in Tourism: Theory and Practice by Kulcsár, Noémi (2012) - This chapter follows the consumer society´s growing need for health awareness (prevention) and the reduction of health risks factors, the eff ect of those on health tourism and the reasons causing those tendencies to develop. The following six cases presented in the book are all exciting, readable and they are especially good examples on the subject of risk management: Proactive Crisis Management in the Hotel Industry – Practical Tips for Hotel Managers. Keywords: risk; study; tourism; uncertainty
• Hungarian spa destinations in the tourism-oriented property market by Michalkó, Gábor; Rátz, Tamara (2010) - Tourism geographic features of Hungarian spa destinations Among the various tourism geographic features of Hungarian spa towns, the most infl uential factors that should be highlighted are their administrative status, functional role, and tourism milieu based on their location. In the domestic market it was recognised rather early, already in the socialist era, that spa towns are ‘good places’ where it is worth to buy or build a summer cott age or a second home, which led to relatively stable demand for the spas all year round (Marton-Erdős, K. 1985). Keywords: demand; destinations; estate; health; hungarian; lements; property; sett; spa; tourism; towns

• Evaluation of debris flow susceptibility in El Salvador (CA): a comparison between Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS) and Binary Logistic Regression (BLR) by Rotigliano, Edoardo; Martinello, Chiara; Agnesi, Valerio; Conoscenti, Christian (2018) - On the other hand, Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS) (Fried- man, J.H. 1991), has been employed only a few times in geomorphology (e.g., Gómez-Gutiér- rez, Á. et al. 2009, 2015; Conoscenti, C. et al. 2016, 2018; Garosi, Y. et al. 2018). 5_Rotigliano_et al.indd 361Rotigliano, E. et al. Keywords: blr; et al; landslide; mars; models; regression; rotigliano; susceptibility; validation; values
• Investigations of paleogeographic variations on the basis of the stratotype section of Viatovo at the Lower Danube by Kis, Éva; Schweitzer, Ferenc; Palcsu, László; Futó, István; Balogh, János; Di Gléria, Mária (2012) - The granulometric parameters suggest that pedogenic processes played also a dominant role during the formation of loess deposits. The stratigraphic diff erences of loess sections in the region are the results of the various, relief determined location of dust transport corridors. Keywords: changes; clay; danube; deposits; geographical; kis; loess; paleosol; photo; pleistocene; section; values
• Comparative characteristics of the meadow soils of the Crimean mountain plateaus by Kostenko, Igor; Nikiforov, Alexander; Abakumov, Evgeny (2023) - Indicators of humus status and optical characteristics of mountain meadow soils of the Crimea Profile Horizon Depth, cm TOC HR Еcmg/ml R G B Colour of soil samples% 1370 RGB colour model values were calculated for the obtained scans and used for statistical calculations and visualization of soil horizon colours. Keywords: chernic; content; crimean; horizon; meadow; mountain; phaeozems; profile; russian; soils; table; values; yaila
• Investigation of spectral properties of different Quaternary paleosols and parent materials by Szeberényi, József; Medved’ová, Alzbeta; Rostinsky, Pavel; Barta, Gabriella; Novothny, Ágnes; Csonka, Diána; Viczián, István; Horváth, Erzsébet; Végh, Tamás (2020) - 1_Szeberenyi et al.indd 3Szeberényi, J. et al. Keywords: diffuse reflectance spectroscopy, Pleistocene, loess, aeolian, alluvial, paleosol Szeberényi, J. et al. Keywords: curve; et al; figure; loess; paleosol; parent; range; reflectance; samples; values

• Górny, M.: Science Embattled: Eastern European Intellectuals and the Great War by Jobbitt, Steven (2019) - Though he acknowledges the obvious patriotism that motivated scholars and scientists across multiple disciplines, Górny nevertheless agrees with the cur- rent scholarly consensus that the ‘war of the spirits’ waged during World War I “took place independent- ly” of the propaganda machines of warring states (p. 90). Such a study, he con- tends, not only addresses a significant lacuna in the historiography of World War I, but also contributes to a growing body of scholarship that interrogates the complex history of cultural and intellectual transfer in the region in the first half of the 20th century. Keywords: eastern; europe; górny; war; world
• Robert Musil: Foreign Direct Investment from Vienna in Central and Southeast Europe by Kiss, Éva (2013) - The second part (Foreign direct investment: defi nition, data and methodology) focuses on the defi nition of the concept of FDI; the data and methods. Foreign direct investment is one of the main forms of the international investments. Keywords: europe; fdis; investments; vienna
• Filep, B.: The Politics of Good Neighbourhood. State, civil society and the enhancement of cultural capital in East Central Europe by Balogh, Péter (2017) - In the Conclusions, the author explains the hierarchy (inherent in the pyra- mid model) by that “intercultural capital forms the basis of a good multicultural neighbourhood, while cross-cultural social capital and multicultural capi- tal are a function of the first” (p. 186). State, civil society and the enhancement of cultural capital in East Central Europe 369Book Review – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 (2017) (4) 369–375. BOOK REVIEW DOI: 10.15201/hungeobull.66.4.7 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 2017 (4) Studies on inter-ethnic relations in East Central Europe have tended to emphasise problems and challenges (Wolff, S. 2002; Mungiu-Pippidi, A. 2008), and in contrast “this book pursues a solution-oriented approach, aimed at highlighting good-neighbourly discourses, strategies and practices” (p. 4). Keywords: author; capital; central; europe; relations

• How do various types of regions attract creative industries? Comparison of metropolitan, old industrial and rural regions in Czechia by Ženka, Jan; Slach, Ondřej (2018) - COIR Ústecko experienced a sharp decline in CI employment by 25 per cent (827 jobs were lost) – see also Slach, O. and Ženka, J. (2017). 4. Industrial structure of CI employment in various types of regions (2014). Keywords: cores; economic; employment; et al; industries; knowledge; localisation; metropolitan; regions; size; slach; ženka
• Regional economic growth and unemployment in the European Union – a spatio-temporal analysis at the NUTS-2 level (2013–2019) by Jankiewicz, Mateusz (2023) - Moreover, the national la- bour market regulation and labour market institutional system play significant role in the creation of unemployment rate in every economy. Keywords: economic growth, European Union, Okun’s law, spatio-temporal models, unemployment rate Received August 2022, accepted April 2023. Keywords: doi; growth; law; level; models; okun; rate; regional; regions; relationship; spatio; unemployment; unemployment rate

• Quantification of nitrate fluxes to groundwater and rivers from different land use types by Diadin, Dmytro; Vystavna, Yuliya; Vergeles, Yuri (2018) - Depending on land use patterns, hydro- geological and denitrification conditions, ni- trate ion in groundwater may be highly mobile and persistent (Ouyang, Y. 2012; Yakovlev, V. et al. 2015; Vystavna, Y. et al. 2017a, b). However, additional tools such as the geographic information systems (GIS) allowing to define the land use types and drainage area for contaminants path- ways (Vystavna, Y. et al. 2017a, b), and stable isotopes of nitrate allowing to identify domi- nant sources, can be useful to quantify nitrate fluxes in relation to the land use (Matiatos, I. 2016). Keywords: et al; fluxes; groundwater; land; nitrate; river; use; vystavna
• Herrmann, B. and Dahlke, C. (eds.): Elements - Continents. Approaches to Determinants of Environmental History and their Reifications by Pomázi, István (2010) - Petra van Damm’s article (Free University of Amsterdam) analyzes diff erent states of water from the viewpoint of environmental history and she gives an insight into transforma- tions of the aggregate states and their impact on the countryside and lives of people in the Netherlands and other European regions. A universally accepted defi nition of environmental history has yet to to be formulated. Keywords: history; land; university; years

• Effects of renewable energy resources on the landscape by Szabó, Mária; Kiss, Ádám (2014) - It will be shown that the widespread application and the broad expansion of any of the renewable energy resources and the large- scale production of renewable energies are always connected with serious environmental impacts, whichever of the resources is used. There will be landscape structure and function changes by using renewable energies causing the degradation of habitats and ecosystems. Keywords: danube; eff; energy; hydropower; landscape; power; production; resources; river; station; use; wind
• 4th Hungarian Conference on Landscape Ecology by Jakab, Gergely (2010) - 4th Hungarian Conference on Landscape Ecology 335 4th Hungarian Conference on Landscape Ecology Kerekegyháza, Hungary, May 13–15, 2010 Although landscape ecology has long traditions in Hungary the fi rst national congress was held at Szirák only in 2004, Success of that meeting underlined the importance of the topic both for research and practice. Since landscape ecology is an interdisciplinary fi eld the national conference is always an appropriate occasion to discuss the topics with the representatives of various studies. Keywords: conference; ecology; landscape

• Lóczy, D., Stankoviansky, M. and Kotarba, A. (eds): Recent landform evolution. The Carpatho-Balkan-Dinaric Region by Jakab, Gergely (2012) - The second part is a col- lection of national studies on sur- face formation. Each country needs exact data on surface morphology and particularly on surface processes to manage the environmental resources and problems. Keywords: processes; region; surface
• ‘Divided and validated’? The institutionalization of the Russo-Swedish border region in the 1743 peace treaty by Merovuo, Jenni (2017) - Geography scholars have utilised the in- stitutionalization of regions framework by geographer Anssi Paasi on researching emer- gence and dissolving of regions, regional and place identity, regional transformation, and re-establishing historical regions (e.g. Paasi, A. 1986; MacLeod, G. 2001; Sepp, V. and Veemaa, J. 2010; Zimmerbauer, K. and Paasi, A. 2013; Semian, M. and Cromý, P. 2014; Vaishar, A. and Zapletalová, J. 2016). However, one must recognise that regions were institutionalised in several parallel and interactive processes. Keywords: border; border region; finland; institutionalization; paasi; peace; peace treaty; region; state; sweden; swedish; treaty

• Acceptance of a smartphone navigation application by hospital patients and visitors: the role of gender, age, and education by Ženka, Jan; Macháček, Jan; Krtička, Luděk; Michna, Pavel; Kořízek, Pavel (2021) - Iaria, G. et al. 2009; Anacta, V.J.A. and Schwering, A. 2010; Silber-Varod, V. et al. 2019; Mendez-Lopez, M. et al. 2020); b) Applied studies analysing the techno- logical or management aspects of hospital navigation systems (Balata, J. et al. 2013; Calderoni, L. et al. 2015; Anagnostopoulos, G.G. et al. 2017). Several authors have document- ed small gender differences in the ability and willingness to use smart navigation technolo- gies (Hwang, K.H. et al. 2016; Silber-Varod, V. et al. 2019; Ženka, J. et al. 2021). Keywords: acceptance; age; education; et al; gender; hospital; navigation; people; technology; use; wayfinding

• OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050. The Consequences of Inaction by Pomázi, István (2012) - The OECD Environmental Outlook to 2050 with its very rich analytical background provides policy-makers, researchers and interested readers with guidance how to address more complex and long-term global environmental challenges and to enhance preventive, eff ective and effi cient environmental policies for bett er and cleaner future of our children and grandchildren. Environmental challenges should be assessed in the context of other global challenges such as food and energy security and poverty reduction. Keywords: change; energy; environmental; world
• Blümel, W.D. (Hrsg.): Wüsten - natürlicher und kultureller Wandel in Raum und Zeit by Kertész, Ádám (2011) - Wüsten – natürlicher und kultureller Wandel in Raum und Zeit (Deserts – natural and cultural change in space and time). The topic is up-to-date and important, for deserts belong to the most problematic regions of the Earth. Keywords: change; deserts; paper
• Electrifying Times: restructuring and decision-making in an automobile concern in the 21st century – The case of BMW Group by Haider, Martin (2020) - Keywords: automotive industry, location decision, network suitability, restructuring, sustainability, BMW Group Received December 2019, Accepted February 2020. In his theory, Smith, D.M. de- scribed the different effects of, for example, price increases, subsidies and bad manage- ment on location decisions. Keywords: analysis; automobile; bmw; change; costs; decision; factors; group; industry; location; making; munich; network; new; plant; process; production; restructuring; site; sustainability

• Socio-economic characterization of Portuguese kiwi growers: Facing current social and sustainability challenges by Alves, Fátima; Vidal, Diogo Guedes; Bica, João; Castro, Paula (2024) - Portugal and Spain consume 95 percent of Portuguese kiwifruit production, which can be linked to historical preferences, market dynamics, and supply chain ties (Gallego, P.P. 2018). The dominance of Portuguese con- sumption in Portuguese kiwifruit production is determined by both historical and current market conditions. Keywords: antunes; companies; et al; farmers; growers; kiwifruit; kiwifruit production; market; national; percent; portugal; portuguese; production; sample; sector; socio; study; sustainability; workers

• Analysis of shallow turbulent flows using the Hilbert-Huang transform: a tool for exploring the characteristics of turbulence and coherent flow structures by Konsoer, Kory M.; Rhoads, Bruce (2018) - To be suitable for Fourier analysis signals must be both stationary and linear, while for wavelet analysis signals must be linear (Huang, N.E. et al. 1998). Velocity signals for all four flows were measured 5 mm above the bed with an ultrasonic Doppler velocity profiler (UDVP) operating at a sampling frequency of 125 Hz (for details see Baas, J.H. et al. 2009). Keywords: analysis; flow; fourier; frequency; hht; hilbert; huang; method; rhoads; signal; spectrum; time; velocity
• Large-scale relief of the Slovak Karst and Aggtelek Karst (Gömör-Torna/Gemer-Turňa Karst) - a DEM-based study by Telbisz, Tamás (2011) - Dominant aspect and slope trends of the plateaus In most cases, aspect rose diagrams (Figure 2) provide a well-interpretable dominant direction. Some plateaus can be divided into several parts based on slope trends, in these cases, several slope values are provided in an approximate north to south order. Keywords: analysis; elevation; gtk; karst; north; plateaus; profi; slope; south; surface; swath; uplift; valley

• 'Searching for Neighbours': summary of an EU research project by Erőss, Ágnes (2010) - The main aims of the project were to understand the interdependency of state borders and mental borders in the creation of good neighbourhood relations, and to try to emphasize what ’good-neighbourhood’ means for people in culturally diverse border regions. In case of Hungarian border regions the team of GRI HAS performed fi eld work in two selected research sites: Berehove/Beregszász in Transcarpathia, Ukraine and in Oradea/ Nagyvárad, Romania. Keywords: border; hungarian; research; university

• Report on the Eleventh International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability : 2-23 January 2015, Copenhagen by Kertész, Ádám (2015) - The parallel thematic paper sessions of the fi rst day included Food Security, Role of Religion in Environmental Sustainability, Creating Sustainable Spaces, Natural World and Environmental Theories, Policies and Practice in Sustainable Agriculture, Climate Change and Adaptation, Political Security and Sustainability, Sustainable Agriculture, Environmental Education Programs and Activism, Energy Policy and Practice, Waste and Waste Management, Student Knowledge: Educating for Environmental Sustainability, Sustainable Urban Development, Management, and Perception, The Science and Technology of Environmental Sustainability, Rethinking Sustainability, Urban Sustainability: Development Fault Lines, Community Studies in Economic Sustainability, Community Studies in Economic Sustainability, Endemic Urbanism, Sustainability Policy and Discourse and Economic Theory on Sustainability. Sustainability in Economic, Social and Cultural Context; 3. Sustainability Policy and Practice, and 4. Keywords: conference; sessions; sustainability
• Guest editorial address by Kertész, Ádám (2014) - 0_tartalom.indd 3 Guest editorial address This special issue of the Hungarian Geographical Bulletin is devoted to the international conference on “Changing world, changing society, changing knowledge acquisition, the role of renewable energies in regional develop- ment”, held in Eger in the central building of the Eszterházy Károly College, 10–12 October 2013. The fi rst session focused on global and environmental challenges, the second, parallel session on renewable energies and regional planning and the third, parallel session on the challenges of earth sciences in public and higher educa- tion. Keywords: conference; department; eger
• Report on the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers by Fabula, Szabolcs (2014) - György Csomós (University of Debrecen) participated as a discussant in a panel organised (primarily) for non-native English speakers, where att endees could share their ideas about academic 227 The interior of the Convention Centre (Photo: Szabolcs Fabula) Tampa Convention Centre, channel entrance (Photo: Szabolcs Fabula) 228 publishing. Registration board in Tampa Convention Centre (Photo: Lajos Boros) Report on the 2014 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers Tampa, April 8–12. Keywords: centre; conference; convention; meeting; tampa
• Report on the 2014 Regional Conference of the International Geographical Union by Nagy, Gyula (2014) - Report on the 2014 Regional Conference of the International Geographical Union Krakow, 18–22 August, 2014 This year the regional conference was held in Krakow following the 2013 conference in Kyoto. Keywords: att; conference; geographers; krakow
• Conference commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Carpatho-Balkan Geomorphological Commission by Kopecskó, Zsanett; Kovács, Mónika (2013) - The main aim of the Commission was not only the exchange of knowledge and expe- rience on the geomorphological research of the Carpatho-Balkan mountain system, but also to fulfi l common research tasks. In addition, Leszek Starkel, the fi rst General Secretary of the Commission, and Miloš Stankoviansky, the Chair of the Carpatho-Balkan-Dinaric Regional Working Group, recalled the important events of the last 50 years (1963–2013). Keywords: carpatho; commission; conference
• The 8th International Conference on Geomorphology of the IAG by Lóczy, Dénes (2013) - It is almost of symbolical signifi cance that we fi nd one of the most enthusiastic initiators (and fi rst president) of the association, Professor Denys Brunsden, among the keynote speakers in Paris again. Two valuable books were published on the occasion of the Conference: ”Géomorphologie de la France” edited by Denis Mercier for Dunod Publishers and the English-language description of a selection of geomorphological sites entitled ”Landscapes and Landforms of France” edited for Springer by Marie-Françoise André and Monique Fort, who were also the main organizers of the whole event. Keywords: conference; geomorphologists; iag
• Report on the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers by Cseke, László (2012) - Besides lecturers coming from Hungary, there were several others with Hungarian background who work as researchers abroad but still dealing with Hungarian topics (e.g. Zsuzsa Gille from University of Illinois talked about waste ethics in an empirical case study of the industrial recycling in communist Hungary). One could choose from among 4,000 programmes which included presentations, plenary lectures, posters and panel sessions and fi eld trips as well. Keywords: conference; new; topics; university
• International Geographical Conference in Berehove (Ukraine) by Izsák, Tibor (2012) - International Geographical Conference in Berehove (Ukraine) Due to the great interest shown by the participants, four sections (population- and social geography, economic geography, regions and borders, tourism) were organized where the researchers presented the results of their investigations on 21st century social geography in Europe. Keywords: conference; participants
• Report on the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting by Boros, Lajos (2011) - Several sessions dealt with the causes and the consequences of the global economic crisis. Conference break at Marriot Wardman Hotel 106 A number of sessions concentrated on the theoretical questions and main con- cepts of geography. Keywords: conference; crisis; meeting; sessions
• Scientific Conference "Geographical Research and Cross-Border Cooperation within the Lower Basin of the Danube" by Lóczy, Dénes (2010) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; conference; pdf; university
• 7th International Conference on Geomorphology (ANZIAG), Melbourne, VIC, 6-11 July, 2009 by Lóczy, Dénes (2009) - To fi nd aff ordable accommodation and meals in the CBD of Melbourne was not easy either. The att raction of the program lay in its diversity, which is also characteristic of Australian geomorphology. Keywords: conference; geomorphology; iag
• IAG/AIG Regional Conference on Geomorphology "Landslides, Floods and Global Environmental Change in Mountain Regions" by Lóczy, Dénes (2009) - The summer school for young geomorphologists (where a Hungarian youth also took part) was fi nanced by the Romanian Ministry of Education, Research and Youth and the National Authority for Scientifi c Research (ANCS). The participants appreciated that registration, accomodation and fi eld trip costs were kept aff ordably low. Keywords: conference; iag

• Progress of rehabilitation of large housing estates in Katowice (Poland) by Warchalska-Troll, Agata (2013) - Progress of rehabilitation of large housing estates in Katowice (Poland) 102 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 62 (1) (2013) 102–112. Progress of rehabilitation of large housing estates in Katowice (Poland) Agata WARCHALSKA-TROLL1 Abstract Large housing estates (LHEs) built during the communist era in the countries behind the ‘Iron Curtain’, nowadays, are places of residence for 20–30% of their population, covering a considerable amount of space in many cities. Keywords: buildings; estates; housing; katowice; lhes; quality; rehabilitation; research; spaces; stock; tysiąclecia
• Residential environmental conditions on housing estates in Yerevan by Sargsyan, Tigran (2013) - It should be noted that Yerevan municipality has done a lot for the improvement of courts during the last years. Yerevan RA capital in fi gures (statistical yearbook, in Armenian). Keywords: armenia; estates; housing; photo; problems; qanaqer; stock; yerevan; zeytun

• Judson, P.: The Habsburg Empire: A New History by Jobbitt, Steven (2018) - The scientific labour of a vast cadre of bureaucrats, scholars, and civic-minded bourgeois professionals did not merely come to “reflect” the empire as it ex- panded and was consolidated since the eighteenth century, but also “actively forged an explicit vision of a particularly Habsburg Empire, one that united different cultures as it promoted [both directly and indirectly] their autonomous development” (p. 8). The relationship between science, geography, and empire building became especially pronounced by the end of the 19th century, as the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy pursued its colonial goals more and more aggressively on its eastern and especially southern borders. Keywords: central; empire; habsburg; judson; state

• Grandi, S., Sellar, Ch. and Jafri, J. (eds.): Geofinance between Political and Financial Geographies: A Focus on the Semi-Periphery of the Global Financial System by Nagy, Erika (2020) - The value added of the book is (a) focusing explicitly on the mechanisms through which global power relations are played out at national, regional, or local scale, en- forcing externally-driven institutional strategies, that supported the subjection of the society; moreover, (b) how global financial relations are mobilised by na- tional elites to enhance their power, i.e. how diverse yet neatly tied political structures are supporting the regime of financial capitalism. Financialisation shifted in the score of such discourses due to the enhanced scale of capital flows and transactions between national and regional markets, the apparent role of financial capital in driving globally organised production, and the penetration of global financial processes in all realms of social relations and everyday life. Keywords: financialisation; new; periphery; processes; relations; semi; state

• Euromaidan and conflict in Eastern Ukraine in social networking sites: Territorial differences of pro-Russian subscriptions in Ukraine by Dobysh, Mykola (2019) - Therefore, the paper is mainly focused on Russian SNS, subscrip- tion to pro-Russian public pages, and geopo- litical narratives produced by them to exam- ine territorial differences of the consumption of that content. In uncontrolled by Ukrainian government territories subscription to top-5 pro-Russian public pages and groups prevailed. Keywords: conflict; differences; eastern; groups; information; pages; public; russian; sns; sources; ukraine; vkontakte
• Fóti, G. and Ludvig, Zs. (eds.): Economic Crisis and Political Turmoil in Ukraine by Tiner, Tibor (2011) - The second piece of this series is devoted to the research topic of the impacts of global economic crisis on Ukraine. The second article (Crisis Manage- ment in Ukraine: State, Private and International Actors) by Tetyana I. Yefimenko deals with the challenging issue of crisis management and draws some predictions concerning the future of public private partnership in Ukraine. Keywords: crisis; study; ukraine
• Szabó, J., Dávid, L. and Lóczy, D. (eds.): Anthropogenic Geomorphology: A Guide to Man-Made Landforms by Rétvári, László (2010) - László Rétvári 440 Since the disintegration of the USSR, the Western world has shown an ever-growing interest in Ukraine, its people and its economy. As the second-largest country in Europe, Ukraine has a strategic geographical position at the crossroads between Europe and Asia. Keywords: geomorphology; hungarian; ukraine

• Barnett, L.: After the Flood: Imagining the Global Environment in Early Modern Europe by Proto, Matteo (2021) - Moreover, Barnett identifies a connection between early modern concerns about catastrophic floods and global climate issues and present-day reflections on the Anthropocene and climate change: “premodern histories of the planet and people centred on the biblical story of Noah’s Flood were premised on several ideas that fell out of fashion in the 19th century but have rightly returned to view in recent decades: the idea that human history must be written in reference to nature’s history; that the earth’s future should be of equal concern as its past; and that multidisciplinary collaboration is nec- essary in order to reconstruct the past, understand the present, and discern the future of the human species and the global environment” (p. 18). Of course, Barnett recognises the important dif- ferences between early modern perceptions of hu- man/nature interactions and contemporary debates on climate change and environmental degradation connected with anthropic transformation. Keywords: barnett; flood; global; world
• Czech travelogues about Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union – a neglected source for historical geography by David, Jaroslav; Davidová Glogarová, Jana (2017) - Keywords: travelogue, travel writing, Czech travelogues, Soviet Russia, Soviet Union (USSR), ideological travelogue David, J. and Davidová Glogarová, J. Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 66 (2017) (4) 295–306.296 and the 19th century) have already been de- scribed by a number of scholars (cf. an over- view in Borovička, M. 2010; recent studies include e.g. Hrabal, J. 2015; Švéda, J. 2016). The writer Maxim Gorky returned to the USSR from Italy on several occasions during the 1920s, visiting the prisoners’ commune of Bolshevo (1928) and the gulag at Solovki (1929); based on these journeys, he wrote five volumes of reportage that were later published in book form as Po Soyuzu Sovetov [Around the Soviet Union] (Yedlin, P. 1999). Keywords: authors; country; czech; new; praha; russia; soviet; soviet union; texts; travellers; travelogues; union; ussr; world; writing

• OECD Environmental Outlook to 2030 by Pomázi, István (2009) - The OECD Environmental Outlook to 2030 with its very rich analytical background provides policy-makers and researchers with guidance how to address more complex and long-term global environmental challenges and to enhance forward-looking, preventive and effi cient environmental policies. The OECD Environmental Outlook to 2030 provides analyses of economic and en- vironmental trends to 2030, and simulations of policy actions to address the key future challenges. Keywords: environmental; oecd; policy

• Lozovanu, D., Delinschi, A., Kahl, T. and Prishchepov, A. (eds.): Gagauziya (Gagauz Yeri) Avtonom Bölgesi Atlasi / Atlas of ATU Gagauzia (Gagauz Yeri) by Nemerkényi, Zsombor; Tátrai, Patrik (2014) - Moreover, based on the outfi t of high standard, the diverse content and the involvement of governmental institutions in the preparation of the atlas, this collection of maps looks more a national atlas of Gagauzia than a “simple” regional atlas. The number of maps by categories clearly shows the topics with high local interest. Keywords: atlas; gagauz yeri; gagauzia; maps
• Károly Kocsis-Zsolt Bottlik: Ethnic map of the present territory of Hungary, 1941. Ethnic map of Hungary, 2001 by Kőszegi, Margit (2009) - Károly Kocsis–Zsolt Bott lik: Ethnic map of the present territory of Hungary, 1941. Ethnic map of Hungary, 2001. Keywords: lements; maps; sett

• Knowledge environments in universities by Meusburger, Peter (2015) - They have pointed out that people cannot study creativity by isolating in- Knowledge environments in universities Peter MEUSBURGER1 Abstract Talent, motivation, and wealth of ideas are not the only characteristics determining how successfully a scholar’s re- search and academic career develops. What theoretical concepts can contribute to the analysis of knowledge environments and the explanation of their impact? Keywords: creativity; eds; environment; geographical; heidelberg; journal; knowledge; knowledge environment; meusburger; networks; new; place; relations; research; scholars; science; scientifi; social; university

• A new way to understand urban-rural relations: Habitus studies of rural places by Jóvér, Vanda (2023) - Considering rural habitus analyses, the availability of urban habitus of- fers the actor more opportunities, while the value of rural capital decreases as one moves away from the rural area. Rural habitus studies use in- depth interviews providing a more nuanced understanding of individuals’ dispositions than either quantitative (Neuhaus, F. 2015), or qualitative (Molotch, H. et al. 2000; Lind- ner, R. 2003) studies in urban spaces. Keywords: bourdieu; capital; concept; habitus; individual; place; rural; space; studies

• Bottlik, Zs., Berki, M. and Jobbitt, S. (eds.): Power and Identity in the Post-Soviet Realm: Geographies of Ethnicity and Nationality after 1991 by White, George W. (2021) - The template for each chapter consists of three historical periods: imperial (with emphasis on the 18th and 19th centuries), Soviet, and post-Soviet. The ethnic and linguistic diversity of the Russian Empire, especially on its territorial edges was great and continued through the Soviet period and con- tinues to exist in the post-Soviet period. Keywords: boundaries; russian; section; soviet; states; studies

• Geomorphological environment of boulders and grain-size analysis of gravel sheets in the Southern Börzsöny, Hungary by Szeberényi, József (2010) - Geomorphological environment of boulders and grain-size analysis of gravel sheets in the Southern Börzsöny, Hungary 371 Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 59 (4) (2010) pp. Geomorphological environment of boulders and grain-size analysis of gravel sheets in the Southern Börzsöny, Hungary József Szeberényi1 Abstract Previous authors draw att ention to gravel sheets in the south of Börzsöny Mountains, which are not related to Pleistocene gravels of Danube terraces. Keywords: boulders; börzsöny; danube; drainage; eastern; gravel; hill; lag; mountains; pebbles; size; south; southern

• Comparison of pipette method and state of the art analytical techniques to determine granulometric properties of sediments and soils by Gresina, Fruzsina (2020) - Generally, the sedimentary deposits may contain a wide range of particle sizes from boulder fraction to the smallest size, clay and colloid (McCave, N. and Syvitski, J.P.M. 1991). The laser diffraction particle size analysis is based on the interaction of laser light and the particles, as reflection, refraction, absorption and diffraction of light (caused by the parti- cle) result in a specific light scatter pattern depending on particle size. Keywords: diffraction; fritsch; grain; laser; methods; mie; particle; results; size

• Kocsis, K. and Tátrai, P.: Changing Ethnic Patterns of the Carpatho-Pannonian Area by Farkas, György (2013) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. (Za stvaranje Adobe PDF dokumenata najpogodnijih za visokokvalitetni ispis prije tiskanja koristite ove postavke. Keywords: adobe; map; pdf; publication; series

• Chu, P-Y.: The Life of Permafrost: A History of Frozen Earth in Russian and Soviet Science by Gresina, Fruzsina (2021) - Such terminological problems are rooted in the epistemological and ontological dialectic per- meating the history of research on frozen earth. The volume addresses questions around the vari- ous conceptualisations of frozen earth throughout the 19th and 20th centuries. Keywords: author; earth; history; permafrost; science; soviet

• Report on the 2011 annual meeting of the IGU Globility Commission by Tömöri, Mihály (2011) - The fi rst session of the conference chaired also by Prof. Montanari, addressed the topics of international mobility of university students (by Clarisse Didelon, Le Havre University & Yann Richard, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University and Filippo Belloc & Barbara Staniscia, University of Rome “La Sapienza”), the second-hand car trade between Belgium and West Africa (by Martin Rosenfeld, Université Libre de Bruxelles) and the ap- plication of neural network models to human mobility (by Luca Deravignone, Alessandro di Ludovico & Marco Ramazzotti, University of Rome “La Sapienza”). The general objectives of the commission are to examine those forms of human mobility that may be related to the processes of global change, to the new forms of investment, local development and to social and cultural behaviour. Keywords: commission; globility; meeting; mobility; prof; rome; university

• Baranyi, Béla and Fodor, István eds.: The role of environmental industry in the regional reindustrialization in Hungary by Enyedi, György (2009) - /SVE /TUR /UKR /ENU (Use these settings to create Adobe PDF documents best suited for high-quality prepress printing. The role of environmental industry in the regional reindustrialization in Hungary. Keywords: adobe; industry; pdf; reindustrialization

• Joint meeting of the IAG/AIG Working Groups, Human Impact on the Landscape (HILS) and Geomorphological Hazards (IAGeomhaz) by Lóczy, Dénes (2009) - The problems of river restoration, sewage treatment, land drainage, fl ood control, mine rehabilitation, derelict land re-utilization, volcanic reconstruction and many other issues were discussed with the guidance of experts in the fi eld. Irodalom.indd 146 Joint meeting of the IAG/AIG Working Groups Human Impact on the Landscape (HILS) and Geomorphological Hazards (IAGeomhaz) Bochum, 8–12 September, 2008 It is central in the policy of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG/AIG) to set up Working Groups for the study of topical issues in geomorphology. Keywords: groups; working

• Zoltán Keresztesi - 75 by Bassa, László (2011) - Then the legend of a new type of base map for the environmental assessment of urbanized and technogenous areas was created with his active participation. Some of the volumes are richly illustrated with maps produced by the small workshop of a couple of gift ed young cartographers guided by Keresztesi. Keywords: atlas; keresztesi; mapping

• Landsat imagery applications to identify vegetation recovery from acidification in mountain catchments by Křeček, Josef; Krčmář, Vlastislav (2015) - Keywords: forested mountain watershed, canopy density, acid atmospheric deposition, Landsat imagery, normalised diff erence vegetation index Introduction Pike, R.G. et al. (2010) referred to a highly signifi cant role of forest canopy in the run- off genesis, particularly in a mountain catch- ment. The association Junco eff usi-Calamagrostietum villosae became a dominant community there, reported by Křeček, J. et al. (2010). Keywords: canopy; catchments; cut; forest; landsat; ndvi; spruce; vegetation

• Márton Veress: Karst Environments: Karren Formation in High Mountains by Lóczy, Dénes (2010) - Author handles this problem in combination with another typical property of karren features: that they oft en do not occur individually but join in assemblages. Another major issue treated in the book is the combination of karren features, how they coalesce to form complex morphological units. Keywords: features; karren; karst

• The challenges of commercial mountaineering on the highest Volcanic Seven Summit, the Ojos del Salado by Nagy, Balázs; Ignéczi, Ádám; Kovács-Székely, Ilona; Ruiz Pereira, Sebastián; Mihajlik, Gábor; Felkai, Péter; Mari, László (2023) - (middle); and between 2014 and 2015 at Ojos del Salado summit 6,893 m a.s.l. The mean (solid line), minimum (transparent dashed line), and maximum (transparent dotted line) of the hourly absolute air humidity (g/m3) measured between 2014 and 2020 near the Tejos Camp 6,000 m a.s.l (left); and between 2014 and 2015 at Ojos del Salado summit 6,893 m a.s.l. Keywords: a.s.l; atacama; available; camp; climbers; climbing; del; del salado; et al; mountaineering; nagy; ojos; ojos del; salado; summit; tejos; temperatures; wind

• Report on the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting by Boros, Lajos (2013) - The book presentation fi tt ed well into the series of borders sessions which analysed the changing meaning and role of borders in the con- temporary world. The exhibition hall Conference break on the ground fl oor of Westin Bonaventure (photos by Lajos Boros) 417 of presentation were related to the fi eld of human geography, but several sessions dealt with topics regarding geographical information systems, anthropologic geomorphology , and climate change, too. Keywords: angeles; geographers; los; meeting; sessions
• Report on the second international congress of EUGEO Bratislava (Slovakia), August 13-16, 2009 by Kovács, Zoltán (2009) - The success of the Amsterdam congress convinced both the participants and EUGEO Board members about the necessity of such an event where – similar to the AAG annual conferences in the US – European geographers can meet and discuss the most relevant issues of the discipline. In Amsterdam decision was made by EUGEO Board to organise the biennial congresses. Keywords: congress; eugeo; geographers

• Far from the core - regions and industrial parks in economic shadow in Hungary (Part two) by Tiner, Tibor (2010) - Only few counties showed a modest positive change in the number of top fi rms. Top fi rms of Jász-Nagykun- Szolnok County have managed to improve positions in the ranking by annual revenues, but they lost a lot in that by profi t. Top companies of the three Transdanubian counties belonging to the fourth group were the real losers. Keywords: counties; csongrád; fi rms; industrial; ltd; parks; profi; rms

• The hot spring deposits near Magyarkút and their paleobotanical analysis (Börzsöny Mountains, Hungary) by Hably, Lilla; Schweitzer, Ferenc; Szeberényi, József (2010) - Porous spring deposits. In his opinion, these are hot spring deposits. Keywords: börzsöny; deposits; hill; layers; leaf; magyarkút; photo; rocks; spring; szalamandrás

• Senior adviser László Bassa is 65 years old by Tiner, Tibor (2011) - Moreover, deriving from his open personality and positive att itude to life László Bassa was able to build and maintain friendly personal contacts with all kinds of geographers from all corners of the world, enabling to promote mutual and fruitful contacts between our institute and foreign academic bodies (institutes of geography, geographical depart- ments of universities etc.). László Bassa was a stable member of delegations which travelled abroad to take part at international geographical meetings (conferences, symposia, workshops etc.) Keywords: institute; lászló

• Report on the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers : Seattle, Washington, April 12-16, 2011 by Kovács, Zoltán (2011) - Onsite check in, the exhibition hall as well as breakout sessions and plenary sessions took place in the Convention center, while breakout sessions and many reception events were organised in the Seatt le Sheraton. These questions were not only tackled in paper sessions and panels, but also by the lectures. Keywords: meeting; seatt; sessions

• Identification of Saharan dust particles in Pleistocene dune sand- paleosol sequences of Fuerteventura (Canary Islands) by Varga, György; Roettig, Cristopher-Bastian (2018) - Recent observations and measurements allow us to get an overview on dust transportation, deposition and gen- eral characteristics of Saharan dust particles. In contrast to widely used laser diffraction measurements, image analysis provides direct observational data of particle size, and due to the automatic measurement technique large number of particles are characterized allowing us a more robust and objective granulometric description of particles compared to manual microscopic approaches (Figure 2). 7 mm3 of mineral particles per samples were dispersed by 4 bar compressed air onto a glass slide with 60 s settling time. Keywords: -1 q; -e n; -e nc; c -1; c -2; c -3; c -4; c -5; c -6; c -7; c -8; c -9; d -e; d c; dust; n c; n d; s c

• Characteristics and observed seasonal changes in Cold Air Outbreaks in Hungary using station data (1901–2020) by Mikes, Márk Zoltán; Pieczka, Ildikó; Dezső, Zsuzsanna (2024) - The number of CAO events (a) and CAO days (b) between 1901 and 2020 at 10 Hungarian stations across four seasons. We also investigated the distribution of cold air outbreak days with the same meth- od in November, December, January, and February months to see if we can find any regional patterns below the seasonal scale (see Figure 6, b). Keywords: air; cao; caos; cold; days; events; figure; hungarian; intensity; stations; winter

• In memoriam David Turnock (1938-2011) by Nagy, Erika (2011) - Who was David Turnock for us, East European geographers, and why do we miss him as a colleague, a friend, a mentor, a precise editor and in many other terms so much? He acted as a moral man had to (as we all, social scientists should): he supported East European colleagues by sending and carrying books to them, and people living in the poorest regions of the Balkan (mainly, in Romania) by taking medical supply, blankets and toys year by year. Keywords: david; east; turnock

• In memoriam Kazimierz Klimek (1934–2019) by Lóczy, Dénes (2019) - Professor Andrija Bognár also maintained close links with Hungarian geography, primar- ily with the Geographical Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, under the director- ship of Academician Márton Pécsi, Professor Ferenc Schweitzer and Academician Károly Kocsis. He was an internationally renowned expert in the geomorphology, paleogeography, nature conservation and environmental sciences of the Tatra Mountains and Silesia and a great friend of Hungarian geography. Keywords: hungarian; polish; sciences
• Homage to Ferenc Schweitzer on his 70th birthday by Kis, Éva (2009) - Kronika_cikk.indd 307 Homage to Ferenc Schweitzer on his 70th birthday Professor Schweitzer, who has been working in the Geographical Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (GRI HAS) for 45 years, started his academic career in the institution then led by Márton Pécsi. Professor Schweitzer has acted as member of the expert committ ees on the safe disposal of radioactive wastes of PNPP and on the extension of the operation of the power station. Keywords: hungarian; member; schweitzer; sciences
• In memoriam Leszek Starkel (1931–2021) by Lóczy, Dénes (2022) - He was also a member of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences, as well as the honorary fellow of the Association of Polish Geomorphologists. 93Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 71 (2022) (1) 83–92. Keywords: academy; polish; sciences

• Ferenc Gyuris: The Political Discourse of Spatial Disparities by Berki, Márton (2014) - Aft er this initial heyday fuelled by the ‘big science’, there has been a sudden decline in spatial disparity research in the Western world during the 1970s, caused by the changing circumstances of global geopolitics on the one hand, and the harsh criticism of these concepts on the other. The issue of spatial disparities has been in the forefront of geographical thought and enquiry for a long time, along with a number of other disciplines contributing to the topic. Keywords: disparities; gyuris; inequalities

• György Enyedi 80 by Kovács, Zoltán (2010) - He was editor in chief of the journal Magyar Tudomány (Hungarian Science) and he is honorary editor-in-chief of Hungarian Geographical Bulletin. György Enyedi 80 333 György Enyedi 80 György Enyedi the world famous Hungarian geographer celebrates his 80th birthday this year. Keywords: enyedi; györgy; hungarian
• Academician György Enyedi receives Laureat d'Honneur award by Tiner, Tibor (2009) - During his long and distinguished career, he thus made a major contribution to the international standing of Hungarian geography. Hungarian geographers are proud of the special privilege and congratulate Academician Enyedi on this occasion. Keywords: enyedi; president

• Akkerman, T., de Lange, S.L. and Rooduijn, M. (eds.): Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western Europe. Into the mainstream? by Bertus, Zoltán (2017) - The authors provide us a description about the behaviour of radical right parties according to their goals and positions. In this sense, the term ‘mainstream parties’ is often used in con- trast to ‘radical parties’ and ‘niche parties’ (including radical right-wing populist parties, green parties, left- libertarian parties and regionalist parties that exploit programmatic niches). Keywords: mainstream; parties; party; right; voters; wing

• Gál, Z.: The Golden Age of Local Banking. The Hungarian Banking Network in the Early 20th Century by Tózsa, István (2011) - By combining quantitative analysis of fi nancial stocks and fl ows with original insights into the relationships between fi nancial development and urban development, we witness a creative marriage of fi nancial geogra- phy and fi nancial history. He off ers a set of highly innovative approaches to im- portant issues regarding the economic history of a Central European country, in fact including the present Slovakia, parts of Romania, Serbia and Ukraine, including the role of fi nancial interme- diaries in urban development, the hier- archy of fi nancial centers and economic disparities within this Euro Region. Keywords: banking

• Glückler, J., Ries, M. and Schmid, H.: Kreative Ökonomie. Perspektiven schöpferischer Arbeit in der Stadt Heidelberg by Gyuris, Ferenc (2011) - Perspektiven schöpferischer Arbeit in der Stadt Heidelberg (Creative economy. Thus, local creative production is reliant on patrons as well. Keywords: branches; heidelberg; university

• Bernard J. Smith (1951-2012) by Lóczy, Dénes (2012) - With his students he also did fi eld work in the loess and granite regions of Hungary. To the trip to the Giant’s Causeway (Northern Ireland) in 1982 our Bernie Smith from the Queen’s University of Belfast accompanied us. Keywords: bernie; smith

• In memoriam Armando Montanari (1946–2023) by Michalkó, Gábor (2023) - In memoriam Armando Montanari (1946–2023) 203Book review section – Hungarian Geographical Bulletin 72 (2023) (2) 193–199. Armando Montanari, true to the substance of his profession, geography, was an integrative person. Keywords: armando; montanari

• In memoriam Prof. Hanna Bremer (1928-2012) by Lóczy, Dénes (2012) - Unfortunately, the acting President of the IAG, Prof Dietrich Olaf Slaymaker, Dénes Lóczy and Hanna Bremer in Sümeg, at an excursion during the IAG Regional Geomorphological Conference in 1996 87 Barsch suff ered a stroke just some months before the Conference started. In memoriam Prof Hanna Bremer (1928–2012) Keywords: hanna

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