The latest issue of Budapest Management Review, March 2025
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The focus of the latest March issue is “Generation differences in consumer trends“ with a guest editorial introduction.
Contents of the latest thematic issue (Volume LVI, Issue 3):
– Stefán Kovács – Györgyi Danó –Vivien Surman – Secondary consumer socialization – Online shopping
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The study underscores the pivotal role of reliable online information sources in shaping consumer experiences.
– János Varga – Circular economy indicators in Hungary
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The aim of this study is to examine where Hungary is on the path of circular economic transition and how far Hungarians have been able to engage with green trends.
– Szilárd Berke –Gyopár Csapai –Zsolt Sándor Kőműves – Gábor Szabó-Szentgróti – Hungarian leadership types and clusters created in the „habits” leadership and organisational excellence research program
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The authors of the study look for answers to the question of the relationship between high organizational performance and certain behavioural components of a leader and what factors are the basis for the creation of distinct clusters of leaders in the Hungarian top management.
– Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir – Csaba Berényi – The emergence and interpretation of project orientation and project thinking as a competence in secondary education
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This study aims to investigate the perceptions and aptitude of secondary school students to think in projects and to work in teams within a defined framework.
– Péter Szikora – Autonomous travel – Changes in driving and its perception in society
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The article provides an overview of the challenges and opportunities for self-driving cars and the factors that influence their social acceptance.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Vezetéstudomány / Budapest Management Review publishes up to two thematic issues and two special issues per year. The thematic issues focus on a prominent and current area of research in the field of management science, while the special issues usually showcase the work of a leading think tank, a specific professional community.
If you are interested in publishing a thematic or special issue in 2026 (Volume LVII), please contact our editorial office by 15 April 2025.
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