Development pattern of CEE countries after 2007-2009 crisis, on the example of Poland and Hungary

Development pattern of CEE countries after 2007-2009 crisis, on the example of Poland and Hungary, 29.09.2016.

Sessions:

1. Changing paradigm of state control and ownership in Europe
2. Privatization and its Reversal.
3. Directions and factors of transition to innovative economy.
4. Trends in global technological changes and industrial prospects.

Conference Program

Conference articles:

Miklós Somai – Changing state interference in the economy – based on the example of France and Slovenia

Éva Voszka – Nationalizations in Hungary – in an international context

Piotr Kozarzewski – Changes in the Ownership Policy of the Polish State

Peter Mihalyi – Renationalization and Recentralization in Hungary, 2010-2016

Miklós Szanyi – FDI model revisited?

Sergiusz Prokurat – Economic and legal aspects of land turnover in Poland compared to the European market

Urszula Grzelonska – The involvement of the science sector in Poland in the transition towards the innovative economy

Joanna Kotowicz – Endogenous barriers to the transition of polish economy into the innovation driven development stage 

Andrea Szalavetz – Robotics, digitalization,workplace automation. What future for manufacturing in Hungary?

Conference presentations:

Miklos Somai

Éva Voszka

Peter Mihalyi

Miklos Szanyi

Andrea Szalavetz

Tamas Gerocs

Barbara Błaszczyk