Károly Mike
Biographic Data
| ID | 1089400 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Károly Mike |
| GIVEN NAMES | Károly |
| FAMILY NAME | Mike |
| SIGNATURE | MIKE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | HÉTFA Research Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5860-047X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The New Moral Absolutism in Catholic Moral Teaching
This paper examines a recent shift in Catholic moral teaching, characterized by the emergence of a 'new moral absolutism', in which certain acts traditionally subject to prudential judgment-such as the death penalty, ecological harm, and restrictive migration policies-are increasingly portrayed as universally and gravely wrong in our age. Simultaneously, traditional moral absolutes, especially in sexual and life ethics, have experienced cautious …
How do business associations support contract enforcement? Evidence from Hungary
Business associations (BAs) are often mentioned among formal private‐order institutions that support contract enforcement. Despite their ubiquity, evidence about their actual roles is still very limited. We explore empirically four mechanisms through which they can support the credibility of contractual commitments: member selection, norm enforcement, dispute resolution and information sharing. In a developed legal context, firm‐level data from a…
Communities after markets. The long road of winemakers to self-governance in post-communist Hungary
Organising collective reputation
What do collective reputation and communal pastures have in common? Collective reputation is an important type of collective good produced by many business networks. We argue that it has the structure of a common-pool resource, which points to the relevance of Elinor Ostrom’s theory about the community governance of natural common-pool resources. After adapting the Ostromian framework to the phenomenon of collective reputation, we explore the exp…
La tribu eurocratique
The Eurocratic Tribe. A Source of Conflict in Public Administration in the New Member States. The EU bureaucracy was set up to ensure the implementation of common policies and to coordinate the policies of Member States. But the activities for which it is responsible may impinge on the field of action of strictly national administrations. The author shows that there are similarities between the situation and behaviour of eurocrats within the admi…
Eurocracy and Tribalism
The paper argues that there are several factors suggesting the position and behaviour of eurocrats within member-state administrations to be similar to those of a “tribe” within a large hierarchical organisation. These factors are most clearly present in the East-Central European countries, for reasons including the greater discrepancy between a eurocratic and an ordinary civil-service career, the historically given inability of these countries' …
Communities after markets. The long road of winemakers to self-governance in post-communist Hungary
Eurocracy and Tribalism
The paper argues that there are several factors suggesting the position and behaviour of eurocrats within member-state administrations to be similar to those of a “tribe” within a large hierarchical organisation. These factors are most clearly present in the East-Central European countries, for reasons including the greater discrepancy between a eurocratic and an ordinary civil-service career, the historically given inability of these countries' …
Eurocracy and Tribalism
The paper argues that there are several factors suggesting the position and behaviour of eurocrats within member-state administrations to be similar to those of a “tribe” within a large hierarchical organisation. These factors are most clearly present in the East-Central European countries, for reasons including the greater discrepancy between a eurocratic and an ordinary civil-service career, the historically given inability of these countries' …
La tribu eurocratique
The Eurocratic Tribe. A Source of Conflict in Public Administration in the New Member States. The EU bureaucracy was set up to ensure the implementation of common policies and to coordinate the policies of Member States. But the activities for which it is responsible may impinge on the field of action of strictly national administrations. The author shows that there are similarities between the situation and behaviour of eurocrats within the admi…
Organising collective reputation
What do collective reputation and communal pastures have in common? Collective reputation is an important type of collective good produced by many business networks. We argue that it has the structure of a common-pool resource, which points to the relevance of Elinor Ostrom’s theory about the community governance of natural common-pool resources. After adapting the Ostromian framework to the phenomenon of collective reputation, we explore the exp…
Communities after markets. The long road of winemakers to self-governance in post-communist Hungary
How do business associations support contract enforcement? Evidence from Hungary
Business associations (BAs) are often mentioned among formal private‐order institutions that support contract enforcement. Despite their ubiquity, evidence about their actual roles is still very limited. We explore empirically four mechanisms through which they can support the credibility of contractual commitments: member selection, norm enforcement, dispute resolution and information sharing. In a developed legal context, firm‐level data from a…
The New Moral Absolutism in Catholic Moral Teaching
This paper examines a recent shift in Catholic moral teaching, characterized by the emergence of a 'new moral absolutism', in which certain acts traditionally subject to prudential judgment-such as the death penalty, ecological harm, and restrictive migration policies-are increasingly portrayed as universally and gravely wrong in our age. Simultaneously, traditional moral absolutes, especially in sexual and life ethics, have experienced cautious …
Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Cooperative Studies and Economics (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Forest Management and Policy (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Absolute monarchy (1 work)