2016. 06

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EU Agricultural Policy Reform: Evaluating the EU’s New Methodology for Direct Payments • Can the Agriculture be the Engine of Economic Growth? An Analysis of Central and Eastern European Countries • An Attempt to Develop an Automated Complex Land Evaluation System • Replacement Protein with Alternative Sources of Protein for Feed in the EU • Co-operative Models in the World – Lessons of the Models of Denmark and the Republic of Korea • Kovács, Katalin (ed.): Subsistence Earth people – Polarization on the Hungarian Rural Areas (book review) • Greeting Csaba Forgács • Forty-five Years at the Corvinus and at their Legal Predecessors • Professor Csaba Forgács 70 years • Knowledge Sharing and Innovation in Agriculture and Rural Areas: more Attention Should be Paid to Regional Differences across the European Union • Annual Award Ceremony of Gazdálkodás 2014

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2016. 04

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The Situation and Prospects of Labour Management in the Hungarian Arable Crop Production Sector • Employment Characteristics of New Graduates in the Hungarian Agricultural Sector • Analysis of Factors Influencing Willingness to Pay Extra for Functional Foods • A New Approach to the Analysis of the Horse Industry • Analysis of Management of Equistrian Enterprises around Mosonmagyaróvár • Examining the Possible Development of Subcontract Destilleries

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2016. 02

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Structural Transformation in Central and Eastern European Countries’ Agriculture: Convergence or Divergence? • Feeding Based on Non-GM Soybean – The Outlook in Hungary • Examining the Exploitation of the Benefits of Vertical Integration among Broiler Chicken Producers • Marketing Cooperations In Agriculture And The Food Industry, Community Marketing in the Strengthening of Competitiveness • A Study on Consumer Ethnocentrism in Hungary – References for the Hungarian Food Economy • Ibolya Czibere (ed.): Rural innovation and networking – book review • Professor Dr. Gyula Kurucz commemorate (1927–2015)

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