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Döntéshozók: városi elit és városi önkormányzat Nyíregyházán a 20. század első felében
In: A múlt ösvényén
A múlt és a számok: Pest Buda és környéke népessége és társadalma a 18 - 20. században
In: Budapest Főváros Levéltára várostörténeti tanulmányok
From Roosevelt's New Deal to the G-20. Crisis management after 1929 and in 2009 (Part I)
In: Társadalomkutatás, Band 27, Heft 4, S. 455-478
ISSN: 1588-2918
Gli archivi della Santa sede e il regno d'Ungheria (secc. 15 - 20): studi in memoriam del professor Lajos Pásztor archivista ungherese dell'Archivio segreto vaticano
In: Bibliotheca Historiae Ecclesiasticae Universitatis Catholicae de Petro Pázmány Nuncupatae
In: Series 1, Collectanea Vaticana Hungariae 4
A 2006. és 2007. évi Előadások Pécs történetéből c. konferenciák válogatott előadásai
In: Tanulmányok Pécs történetéből 20
Croatian-Hungarian trans-border relationships from state socialism until today, with special attention to the euroregions
On the whole we can claim that in the last almost sixty years there was a significant change in Croatian-Hungarian trans-border relationships. State-governed cooperation was replaced by project-controlled co-operations under the guidance of local-governments and the civil sphere. Unfortunately, stock and human workforce deficit very often obstructs success. Besides it is a permanent problem in our country that state politics has a great influence on local-government politics. So in a certain euroregion the success of operation highly depends on where the local-governments and civil organization belong to politically and on the leaders' ability to validate their interests. As a result of stock deficit mentioned previously project-based co-operations occurred.1 But these ad hoc project associations are not able and won't even be able to use union sources efficiently and generate any kind of long-term regional development. ; On the whole we can claim that in the last almost sixty years there was a significant change in Croatian-Hungarian trans-border relationships. State-governed cooperation was replaced by project-controlled co-operations under the guidance of local-governments and the civil sphere. Unfortunately, stock and human workforce deficit very often obstructs success. Besides it is a permanent problem in our country that state politics has a great influence on local-government politics. So in a certain euroregion the success of operation highly depends on where the local-governments and civil organization belong to politically and on the leaders' ability to validate their interests. As a result of stock deficit mentioned previously project-based co-operations occurred.1 But these ad hoc project associations are not able and won't even be able to use union sources efficiently and generate any kind of long-term regional development.
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