Improving productivity? Upgrading the national economy? Escaping the middle-income trap? Regardless of the question we approach, examining the global embeddedness of the national economy is essential to finding the correct answers.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Melinda Magyar doctoral candidate entitled “Analysis and Modeling of User Interactions and Community Dynamics in Virtual Communities” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Péter Simon doctoral candidate entitled “The Heterogeneity of Consumer Behavior: Analyzing Entertainment Expenditures in Relation to Lifecycles, Business Cycles and Demographic Influences” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Maitham Al-Dirawi doctoral candidate entitled “The Impact of Fluctuations in the International Oil Markets on the Iraqi Economy” to public defence.

One of the key international forums for academic and policy debate is approaching – bringing together those interested in the spatial dimensions of innovation, knowledge flows, and regional development.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Eylül Balaban doctoral candidate entitled “Beyond Pace: Residents, Sustainability And Experience In Slow Tourism Research” to public defence.

The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of PhD candidate Buda Gergely with the title: „The Challenges and Potentials of Circular Economy in Sub-Saharan Africa  - Analysis of drivers and barriers for waste exchange and utilization based on five case studies” to public defence.

The International Relations and Political Science Doctoral School of Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of PhD candidate Hamid Ait-el-Caid with the title „Exploring effects of integration policy on the inclusion of non-EU immigrants in Europe: The case of Maghrebi immigrants in Spain and France” to public defence.

The Doctoral Council of the Corvinus University of Budapest has admitted the doctoral dissertation of Viola Horváth doctoral candidate entitled “Moments that Matter: Experiences, Commitment and Career Decisions of Young Professionals in the Tourism and Hospitality Sector” to public defence.