Globalizáció és geopolitika

Interjú Kis-Benedek József címzetes egyetemi tanárral, az MTA doktorával, biztonságpolitikai szakértővel

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ujxQLeUibPndWJBZ8HwbWTjndjyZVrEm/view

Interjú dr. Jeszenszky Gézával, korábbi külügyminiszterrel

A Világpolitika és Közgazdaságtan interjút készített dr. Jeszenszky Gézával az észak-atlanti együttműködés perspektívájáról, és arról az értékrendi közösségről, ami összekapcsolja az együttműködésben részt vevő országokat. Ez az értékrendi kapcsolat meghatározza a szövetségi rendszer kül- és gazdaságpolitikáját is, új fejlődési pályát teremt a közösség minden tagja számára.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DeykavnsmE7N6Jf72G4mFoDWaHmL2EZk/view

Interview With Dr. Andreas Nölke, Professor of Political Science at Goethe University of Frankfurt

Review of Economic Theory and Policy (RETP) requested an interview with Professor Dr. Andreas Nölke on the following topics: the current global change of the world economy, the future of the global financial order, China-EU relations, prospects of the German economy and the changes in the dependent market economies of the Visegrad 4. Andreas Nölke is a Professor of Political Science specialising in International Relations and International Political Economy at Goethe University Frankfurt since 2007. He is also a Research Fellow at the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE. Professor Nölke holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration (1988) and a PhD in Political Science (1993, with distinction) from the University of Konstanz. He has held teaching positions at the Universities of Konstanz, Leipzig, Amsterdam (Vrije Universiteit), and Utrecht. Professor Nölke’s research focuses on comparative and international political economy, particularly the political economy of emerging markets, financialisation, European economic integration, and populism. He is well-known for his influential work on dependent market economies and state-permeated capitalism, and his publications appear in leading journals such as the Review of International Political Economy, World Politics, and Socio-Economic Review. Beyond academia, Professor Nölke has held consultancy roles for prominent organisations, including the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GIZ), the European Commission, and the World Bank. Professor Nölke’s academic contributions extend to serving as an associate editor for prominent outlets such as Routledge Studies in Globalisation and the Journal of Economic Policy Reform

https://retp.eu/index.php/retp/article/view/1582/1480

The future of journalism in El Salvador

Az új információs kor ígéretei és mítoszai hatással vannak a médiára és az újságírásra. Az újságírás munkamódszereinek változásához vezetett a hipermédiás tartalmak forradalma és az aktívabb, kritikusabb közönség megjelenése az információ felhasználása során, valamint az újságírók társadalmi szerepvállalásának átalakulása. De egy ilyen forradalom megkérdőjelezhető.

The promises and myths of the new information age are affecting the media and journalism. The revolution in hyper-media content and the emergence of a more active and critical audience in the consumption of information, as well as the transformation of journalists’ social roles, have led to changes in the way journalism works. But such a revolution is questionable.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1II3-pgRvy8iePdvm95wqf8nkvUmi-MPQ/view

Bolivia faces a dollar deficit

Bolíviában a dollárhiány az elmúlt időszakban egyre nagyobb nehézségeket okoz a különféle importtermékekhez való hozzáférésben, a gyógyszerektől az üzemanyagokig. A dollárforgalomban keletkezett nehézségek hatalmas tiltakozásokat és blokádokat váltottak ki országszerte.

In Bolivia, the dollar shortage has recently caused increasing difficulties in accessing a variety of imported goods, from medicines to fuel. The difficulties in dollar circulation have triggered massive protests and blockades across the country.

Online Availability: Democracy that Delivers #402 – ACGC (Anti-Corruption Government Center.) https://www.cipe.org/podcast/series/democracy-that-delivers/

This podcast was sponsored by ACGC at CIPE which is a platform that talks about corruption in its many forms.

The host of the podcast was Katya Lysova who is the program director for business integrity and anticorruption in Europe and Eurasia division at CIPE. She had with her two special guest speakers who joined her on the podcast.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wP4AwTzZf-XuZpGoSWkESYm1W4HOBPL5/view

The Yasuni National Park, one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet, lies at the heart of Ecuador’s environmental and economic debate. Located in the Ecuadorian Amazon, the Ishpingo, Tambococha, and Tiputini (ITT) block contains significant oil reserves, presenting an economic opportunity for the country. However, its exploitation poses serious risks to biodiversity, uncontacted indigenous communities, and the global climate commitments that Ecuador has embraced. This essay analyzes the economic and environmental impacts of exploiting the Yasuni ITT.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ppHuddDLRExGFLIlWWjiSU-CO9ZL52xw/view

In recent years, growing involvement of the Hungarian state in economic matters has caught the attention of researchers, journalists and policy-makers. The new direction is unusual in the post-socialist region dominated by laissez-faire thinking. However, under closer scrutiny, it become clear that the interventions do not tackle the issue at heart of the Hungarian developmental dilemma: the dual economy gap, caused by the absence of a strong innovative sectors in domestic ownership. The Hungarian case demonstrates that without democratic oversight, industrial policy is more prone to support crony capitalism than to deliver endogenous and sustainable growth.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UA_KqhSOd_s-DoU2EUKY6bDuFWCohe0B/view

With Javier Milei’s victory as President of Argentina, economic policies have shaken the possibilities for entrepreneurs. The main goal of the new Argentinian government is to encourage business investment within the country, aiming to create more jobs and strengthen competition. However, the prolonged economic crisis that has been dragging on for years has not been easy to reverse. In the early months of his administration, President Milei repeatedly said, “There is no money,” a statement that surprised and worried entrepreneurs, who had previously been ignored or minimized by past governments.

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The promises and myths of the new information age had an impact on the media and journalism. The revolution or change in the ways of working, hypermedia content, the emergence of more active and critical audiences in the use of information and the reconversion of the journalist and his social role. But such a revolution is questionable.

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