László Vasa
Biographic Data
| ID | 321542 |
|---|---|
| NAME | László Vasa |
| GIVEN NAMES | László |
| FAMILY NAME | Vasa |
| SIGNATURE | VASA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Széchenyi István University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3805-0244 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 42 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 42 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Influencing Factors of International Trade in Food Resources: Land, Economic, and Social Features
International food resource trade serves as a critical mechanism for ensuring global food security and promoting worldwide economic development, which involves multidimensional interactions spanning land, economic, and social factors. Utilizing panel data from 40 countries (2003–2023), this study establishes an evaluation index system for international food resource trade based on agricultural endowments, economic development, and geographic char…
Valuation of ecosystem services from forests in Chinese rural areas based on forest resource investment
Forest resources provide rural areas with abundant products and ecosystem services. However, due to difficulties and shortcomings in assessing the ecosystem service value of these resources in rural areas, investors or funding institutions often lack a comprehensive understanding of their true value. Consequently, challenges such as difficulties in securing rural forestry guarantees, limited loan amounts, and inadequate compensation standards hav…
Transforming credit risk assessment: A systematic review of AI and machine learning applications
Credit risk assessment is one of the most important aspects of financial decision-making processes. This study presents a systematic review of the literature on the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) techniques in credit risk assessment, offering insights into methodologies, outcomes, and prevalent analysis techniques. Covering studies from diverse regions and countries, the review focuses on AI/ML-based credit …
Financial Geographic Accessibility and Corporate Innovation: An Analysis of Spatial Synergy Based on Land Use and Environmental Sustainability
In the face of land degradation and environmental constraints, it is imperative to have an adaptive financial geography structure and a land resource utilization system that supports corporate innovation. This study constructs a refined financial geographic accessibility measurement index. By integrating multi‐source spatio‐temporal big data, the study breaks through the static limitation of traditional statistical data. It accurately analyzes th…
From Agricultural and Forest Land Development to Urban Landscapes: Green Energy's Influence on Global Pollutant Emissions
There is a sharp inclination to use green energy sources such as solar, hydro, and nuclear energy to accomplish the COP29 targets and sustainability goals. The current study attempts to explore the role of green solar, hydro, and agriculture land use apropos global pollutant emissions. In doing so, the study examines the impacts of agricultural land use, forest area, and urbanization on global emissions. The study uses the global historical data …
Quantifying the role of digitalization, financial technology, governance and SDG13 in achieving environment conservation in the perspective of emerging economies
Digital economy and export complexity: Unveiling its role in transforming china’s manufacturing industry
Humane‐oriented CSR on social media: The roles of other‐praising emotions and social justice values
Despite their potential to enhance CSR communication effectiveness, research on customer responses to humane-oriented CSR appeals on social media remains limited. In particular, little attention has been paid to the role of other-praising emotions - gratitude, elevation, admiration, and awe - in shaping the impact of online humane CSR initiatives. Thus, this paper aims to investigate how humane orientation in CSR posts predicts other-praising emo…
The other side of war or migration and labor market imbalances: Evidence from Eastern Europe for the period 2014–2025
This study investigates whether war-induced forced migration has led to persistent imbalances in Eastern European labor markets, with a specific focus on matching efficiency. The analysis utilizes a quasi-experimental design combining Eurostat and UNHCR quarterly panel data for the EU-27 from 2014 to 2025. The methodology employs a multi-period difference-in-differences approach and Beveridge curve regressions to isolate the specific impact of th…
Does Mineral Resources Utilization and Governance Policy Induce Income Inequality: Contextual Findings from Historical Data of China
Innovative configurations for organizational resilience: Bridging the proactive and reactive capability in volatile environments
A growing concern among academics and professionals has placed organizational resilience (OR) at the leading edge of their studies' catalysts because of its peripheral vulnerability to turbulent environments in organizational settings. This research demonstrates the value of competitive advantage and the practices of resilient firms, thereby strengthening organizational resilience in a disruptive environment. Organizational resilience has been es…
The Natural Pattern-based Fuzzy Investment System
Research background: The underlying research problem concerns simplifying nature’s infinite sustainability pattern into a usable system to prove self-care in the financial field. Many disciplines have discovered self-sustaining systems, implying one should also exist in the portfolio- or asset management field. Purpose of the article: This paper models and applies a self-sustaining investment system based on nature’s sustainability pattern to pre…
Influencer-consumer fit and intention to co-create brand value: The serial mediation of influencer authenticity and attitude toward brand
Social media influencer marketing has emerged as an essential marketing strategy in the online interactive environment. This study investigates the impact of influencer-consumer fit (ICF) on behavioral intentions; intention to co-create brand value (ICC) and purchase intention (PI), with the serial mediation of influencer authenticity (IA) and attitude toward brand (ATB). A self-administered questionnaire was distributed to followers of social me…
The analysis of urbanization drivers in Kazakhstan: A regional assessment from 2010–2022
Urbanization process affects global socio-economic development. Originally tied to modernization and industrialization, current urbanization policy is focused on productivity, economic activities, and environmental sustainability. This study examines impact of urbanization in various regions of Kazakhstan, focusing on environmental, social, labor, industrial, and economic indicators. The study aims to assess how different indicators influence urb…
Role of land use, green energy, and water resources for food accessibility: Evidence from emerging economies in the lens of COP 28
In the era of COP28, where most of the developed and developing economies concentrate more on the development of environmentally friendly energy resources to tackle the issue of climate change. Nevertheless, the literature lacks appropriate evidence regarding the influences of green energy and other resources on food security. This study analyses the influences of land use, green energy, and water resources on food accessibility in emerging econo…
Blue sky through intellectual property protection: Quasi-experimental evidence from China’s Intellectual Property City Program
Greening the future: Assessing the influence of technological innovation, energy transition and financial globalization on ecological footprint in selected emerging countries
Can multifarious types of green bonds be accused of greenwashing with a durative analysis? Insights from a permanent causality vs. temporary causality phenomenon
Green bonds are useful monetary tools that can finance sustainable endeavors to bolster an eco-friendly economy. This research inspects the frequency-domain causal relationship between diverse green bond types and the green economy from June 30, 2014 to August 3, 2023. The goal is to understand both permanent and temporary causal phenomena between them. The findings reveal that only pioneering green bonds display a robust bidirectional causal lin…
Inclusive growth: Literature review
The paper presents a comprehensive analysis of scholarly literature within the domain of inclusive growth. It meticulously categorises diverse approaches aimed at delineating the essence of inclusive growth, encompassing the articulation of principal objectives, and identifying challenges that inclusive growth endeavours to address. Furthermore, to enhance the organization of research and attain a nuanced understanding of prevalent, well-explored…
Social integration of internally displaced persons in Ukraine: Perceptions from IDPs vs. the host population
he social integration of internally displaced persons in Ukraine is analysed based on 5 dimensions of social integration: economic, political and religious, social, socio-psychological, and integration into cultural and sports life. The study was conducted using a nationally representative sociological survey of internally displaced persons (500 respondents) and the population of host communities (850 respondents). Differences in the perception o…
Determinants of global migration: The impact of ESG investments and foreign direct investment
In response to global economic, social, and environmental problems, ESG investment principles have changed the approach to directing and structuring foreign direct investment. Additionally, they are becoming an essential factor in attracting migrants. This article aims to determine the impact of foreign direct investment on global migration trends and their peculiarities with the introduction of ESG investment principles. For this purpose, global…
The factors which influenced the Hungarian traveller decisions and tourism organisations during the coronavirus crisis and beyond
In the 21st century, tourism and hospitality are highly profitable industries. Thousands of people enjoy visiting popular tourist resorts, and historical and natural sites or trying out the most exciting attractions, which give tourists the experience of a lifetime. In the aftermath of the 2019 coronavirus crisis, the way tourism organisations operate has changed dramatically. The coronavirus outbreak caused huge liquidity problems for companies,…
Entrepreneurial ecosystem and urban innovation: Contextual findings in the lens of sustainable development from China
Organizational Change and Workplace Incivility: Mediated by Stress, Moderated by Emotional Exhaustion
Modern organizations continuously undergo change processes. The focus of the organizations remains on the macro level, but the micro level (i.e., employee's perspective) is neglected. Using the conservation of resource theory (COR), this study examines the association between organizational change and workplace incivility. This study also proposes mediating and moderating mechanisms of stress and emotional exhaustion. The data were collected from…
What facilitates and impedes the adoption of sustainability in global value chains? A Grey-Dematel analysis
Foreign direct investment and shadow economy: One-way effect or multiple-way causality
The article examines the relationship between the size of the shadow economy and indicators of the investment market development. Net inflow of foreign direct investments, volume of net investments in non-financial assets, volumes of portfolio investments, and net outflow of foreign direct investment were used as parameters characterizing the development of the investment market. The dependence between the indicators was analyzed using the regres…
Innovative solutions in the development of households' financial awareness: A Hungarian example
Financial crises put stress on the society of the country of our investigation, whose financial vulnerability is raising from high indebtedness, a history of defaulted loans, and an insufficient level of financial literacy. In this context, financial awareness has been recognised as a means for decreasing households' exposure to financial difficulties, bridging crisis periods with the substantial precautionary holding of liquid assets, and improv…
Humane‐oriented CSR on social media: The roles of other‐praising emotions and social justice values
Despite their potential to enhance CSR communication effectiveness, research on customer responses to humane-oriented CSR appeals on social media remains limited. In particular, little attention has been paid to the role of other-praising emotions - gratitude, elevation, admiration, and awe - in shaping the impact of online humane CSR initiatives. Thus, this paper aims to investigate how humane orientation in CSR posts predicts other-praising emo…
Innovative configurations for organizational resilience: Bridging the proactive and reactive capability in volatile environments
A growing concern among academics and professionals has placed organizational resilience (OR) at the leading edge of their studies' catalysts because of its peripheral vulnerability to turbulent environments in organizational settings. This research demonstrates the value of competitive advantage and the practices of resilient firms, thereby strengthening organizational resilience in a disruptive environment. Organizational resilience has been es…
Inclusive growth: Literature review
The paper presents a comprehensive analysis of scholarly literature within the domain of inclusive growth. It meticulously categorises diverse approaches aimed at delineating the essence of inclusive growth, encompassing the articulation of principal objectives, and identifying challenges that inclusive growth endeavours to address. Furthermore, to enhance the organization of research and attain a nuanced understanding of prevalent, well-explored…
Economic empowerment as a result of achieving SDGs with resource access: A comparative research between Gaza Strip and Hungary
Donors, development agencies, and international non-governmental organizations are currently shaping a large part of the development and humanitarian agenda of sustainable developmen, especially regarding the first and second Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to ending poverty and hunger worldwide. Thus, an increasing number of development interventions are aimed at protecting the planet and ensuring prosperity for everyone by strength…
Quality of scientific activity as a determinant of socio-economic development
The purpose of this work is to identify the functional links between key indicators of scientific activity and socio-economic development and to check whether the quality of scientific activity and the dynamics of innovative development are the key determinants of socio-economic progress. Following the chosen methodology, the paper forms an array of input data that characterizes the level of scientific and innovative activity, economic and social…
Foreign direct investment in the Republic of Serbia: Correlation between foreign direct investments and the selected economic variables
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the theory of economic thought is considered to be an important factor for country's growth and development. By encouraging multinational corporations to invest, host countries hope to generate spillovers because FDI transfer intangible assets to the affiliate, which may then diffuse to local firms. Serbia is integrating into European economic space with a significant delay. Despite a thunderous decade of wars a…
Fiscal council: European model or new global standard
The great recession of 2008 caused fiscal crises in several countries. This phenomenon highlighted the relevance of the problem of fiscal alcoholism and excessive sovereign debt. Nowadays rules-based fiscal policies have become more and more widespread to limit indebtedness. This article explores one of the most important elements of rules-based systems: the fiscal council. The key question imposed was: is it mostly a European phenomenon, or rath…
Fiscal council: European model or new global standard
The great recession of 2008 caused fiscal crises in several countries. This phenomenon highlighted the relevance of the problem of fiscal alcoholism and excessive sovereign debt. Nowadays rules-based fiscal policies have become more and more widespread to limit indebtedness. This article explores one of the most important elements of rules-based systems: the fiscal council. The key question imposed was: is it mostly a European phenomenon, or rath…
Kazahsztán Afrika kapcsolatai: Békeharcos vagy jó kereskedő
Kazakhstan is a thirty-year-old state, which, along with its nation-building, has been ambitious in establishing its international relations. Balancing with the major and emerging powers, over the last ten years, priority has been given to building relations with the countries of the African continent, but this is by no means limited to bilateral relations; Kazakhstan is actively involved in the work of the African Union and is trying to mediate …
Relationships between cycle theories, sustainable tourism, and the effects of the Covid-19 in Hungary
Examining cycle theories calls our attention to the fact that tourism will be described by descending and ascending curves within certain periods in the future. According to cycle theories, the downturn in the tourism industry will continue from four to five years. According to the study conducted by the authors, domestic tourism will become more intensive, trips will have spatial limitations, the length of stay will increase, and cars will be th…
Foreign direct investment in the Republic of Serbia: Correlation between foreign direct investments and the selected economic variables
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the theory of economic thought is considered to be an important factor for country's growth and development. By encouraging multinational corporations to invest, host countries hope to generate spillovers because FDI transfer intangible assets to the affiliate, which may then diffuse to local firms. Serbia is integrating into European economic space with a significant delay. Despite a thunderous decade of wars a…
The concept of labour migration from the perspective of Central and Eastern Europe
The present paper overviews academic literature and statistics related to labour migration in part where it concerns Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), with special attention paid to Hungary. It aims to discover the main notions and results of European migration along with potential future trends. The paper, inter alia, focuses on the changing characteristics of host countries' labour markets and demographic profiles. It has found that CEE's invol…
Attitudes of Z generations to job searching through social media
Social media is a relatively new player in the online labour market, with an increasingly important role among the younger generation. The aim of this research was to assess the job search habits and opinions of young people, particularly university students. The survey was conducted on the students in Austria and Hungary via email and social media in March 2020. In analysing the results, we look at what today's younger generation is focusing on …
Innovative solutions in the development of households' financial awareness: A Hungarian example
Financial crises put stress on the society of the country of our investigation, whose financial vulnerability is raising from high indebtedness, a history of defaulted loans, and an insufficient level of financial literacy. In this context, financial awareness has been recognised as a means for decreasing households' exposure to financial difficulties, bridging crisis periods with the substantial precautionary holding of liquid assets, and improv…
Az önszerveződő csoportok szerepe az ugandai pénzügyi rendszerben
Groups organized on the basis of voluntary cooperation play a significant role in the financial systems of sub-Saharan African countries. Following the success of the cooperative movement and the Grameen model, self-organized microfinance organizations have spread across the continent. In our study, we examine the role of self-organizing groups through the Ugandan example. According to a survey by the Central Bank of Uganda, there were about 1,00…
The Role of food aid and livelihood interventions in mediating the relationship between household’s resilience and economic empowerment
The concept of resilience has been utilized to examine more complex ecological and socioeconomic systems such as agri-food systems in developing countries. Gaza has one of the high unemployment rates globally, therefore keeping people imprisoned in poverty and dependent on external support to existing. The strategy for poverty reduction in Gaza primarily consists of giving food aid or multi-purpose cash-based assistance and livelihood projects; n…
Exchange rate impacts on international trade
As international trade activities are increased, there are more regulative practices which might be barriers to trade. One of such hindrances is exchange rate volatility that affects trade activities both directly and indirectly. Exchange rate volatility of currencies can affect the trade engagements and as well as the trade balance of a country. One of the implications of the study is that the impacts of monetary policy changes on trade activiti…
Analysis of socio-economic spatial structure of urban agglomeration in China based on spatial gradient and clustering
Research background: Previous studies on the economic and social development of urban agglomerations mostly focus on a single primacy comparative analysis and efficiency evaluation. Spatial structure differentiation is an important feature of urban agglomeration. The lack of economic and social analysis on the spatial structure makes it impossible to determine the development positioning of each city in the urban agglomeration, which affects the …
Impact of financial technologies on economic development: Theories, methods and analysis
This research focuses on an analytical review of the scientific literature to select appropriate methods and evaluate the impact of financial technologies on economic growth. Since non-cash payments can be affected by various factors, there is a great variety of studies relating to them in the scientific literature. However, existing scientific papers reflecting on the economic growth and noncash payments do not determine the cause-effect relatio…
Foreign direct investment and shadow economy: One-way effect or multiple-way causality
The article examines the relationship between the size of the shadow economy and indicators of the investment market development. Net inflow of foreign direct investments, volume of net investments in non-financial assets, volumes of portfolio investments, and net outflow of foreign direct investment were used as parameters characterizing the development of the investment market. The dependence between the indicators was analyzed using the regres…
Quality of scientific activity as a determinant of socio-economic development
The purpose of this work is to identify the functional links between key indicators of scientific activity and socio-economic development and to check whether the quality of scientific activity and the dynamics of innovative development are the key determinants of socio-economic progress. Following the chosen methodology, the paper forms an array of input data that characterizes the level of scientific and innovative activity, economic and social…
The factors which influenced the Hungarian traveller decisions and tourism organisations during the coronavirus crisis and beyond
In the 21st century, tourism and hospitality are highly profitable industries. Thousands of people enjoy visiting popular tourist resorts, and historical and natural sites or trying out the most exciting attractions, which give tourists the experience of a lifetime. In the aftermath of the 2019 coronavirus crisis, the way tourism organisations operate has changed dramatically. The coronavirus outbreak caused huge liquidity problems for companies,…
Entrepreneurial ecosystem and urban innovation: Contextual findings in the lens of sustainable development from China
Organizational Change and Workplace Incivility: Mediated by Stress, Moderated by Emotional Exhaustion
Modern organizations continuously undergo change processes. The focus of the organizations remains on the macro level, but the micro level (i.e., employee's perspective) is neglected. Using the conservation of resource theory (COR), this study examines the association between organizational change and workplace incivility. This study also proposes mediating and moderating mechanisms of stress and emotional exhaustion. The data were collected from…
What facilitates and impedes the adoption of sustainability in global value chains? A Grey-Dematel analysis
The effects of foreign direct investment on the performance of small-medium enterprises: The case of Vietnam
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is one of the most important elements influencing countries' international economic integration. FDI establishes direct, consistent, and long-lasting interconnections between economies as well as encouraging innovative technology and know-how transmission across territories while allowing host economies to offer their goods more extensively on global markets. FDI is also a source of investment financing that create…
Economic empowerment as a result of achieving SDGs with resource access: A comparative research between Gaza Strip and Hungary
Donors, development agencies, and international non-governmental organizations are currently shaping a large part of the development and humanitarian agenda of sustainable developmen, especially regarding the first and second Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to ending poverty and hunger worldwide. Thus, an increasing number of development interventions are aimed at protecting the planet and ensuring prosperity for everyone by strength…
University-industry collaboration in R&D to reduce the informal economy and strengthen sustainable development
University-industry collaboration in R&D has great potential as a partnership that promotes sustainable development. This article aims to confirm that university-industry collaboration in R&D contributes to reducing the size of informal economy and strengthening sustainable development. Correlation and causal analysis are applied to achieve this goal: Shapiro-Wilk test, Pearson's and Spearman correlation methods, vector autoregression and Granger…
The Natural Pattern-based Fuzzy Investment System
Research background: The underlying research problem concerns simplifying nature’s infinite sustainability pattern into a usable system to prove self-care in the financial field. Many disciplines have discovered self-sustaining systems, implying one should also exist in the portfolio- or asset management field. Purpose of the article: This paper models and applies a self-sustaining investment system based on nature’s sustainability pattern to pre…
Influencer-consumer fit and intention to co-create brand value: The serial mediation of influencer authenticity and attitude toward brand
Social media influencer marketing has emerged as an essential marketing strategy in the online interactive environment. This study investigates the impact of influencer-consumer fit (ICF) on behavioral intentions; intention to co-create brand value (ICC) and purchase intention (PI), with the serial mediation of influencer authenticity (IA) and attitude toward brand (ATB). A self-administered questionnaire was distributed to followers of social me…
The analysis of urbanization drivers in Kazakhstan: A regional assessment from 2010–2022
Urbanization process affects global socio-economic development. Originally tied to modernization and industrialization, current urbanization policy is focused on productivity, economic activities, and environmental sustainability. This study examines impact of urbanization in various regions of Kazakhstan, focusing on environmental, social, labor, industrial, and economic indicators. The study aims to assess how different indicators influence urb…
Role of land use, green energy, and water resources for food accessibility: Evidence from emerging economies in the lens of COP 28
In the era of COP28, where most of the developed and developing economies concentrate more on the development of environmentally friendly energy resources to tackle the issue of climate change. Nevertheless, the literature lacks appropriate evidence regarding the influences of green energy and other resources on food security. This study analyses the influences of land use, green energy, and water resources on food accessibility in emerging econo…
Economics (29 works) · Business (25 works) · Political science (17 works) · Geography (11 works) · Economic growth (10 works) · Sustainable development (9 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Marketing (7 works) · Ecology (6 works)