Péter Reményi

Biographic Data

ID4377011
NAMEPéter Reményi
GIVEN NAMESPéter
FAMILY NAMEReményi
SIGNATUREREMÉNYI P
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Pecs
ORCID0000-0002-4777-2820
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0

  • Shahids and martyrs

    Open AccessPéter Reményi, Nurcan Özgür Baklacıoğlu et al.ARTICLEHungarian Geographical Bulletin2024

    Kosovo Field (Kosovo Polje), the core region of the newly independent Kosovo, experienced several key historical events, each of which left important memories in the space. As political control over territory changed, different memories connected to the area became stronger, while others were pushed into the background. The first battle of Kosovo (1389) and the death of their ruler Lazar, is a key event in Serbian history, identified through spec…

  • Fertility Trends and Population Policy in the Canton of Sarajevo

    Open AccessPéter Reményi, Haris Gekıć et al.ARTICLETér és Társadalom2024

    The demography of Bosnia and Herzegovina fits into the Southeast-European trends with sub-replacement fertility and high emigration rates. At the national level, natural decline started in 2007, while migration is influenced by the war and its aftermath, as well as several economic and political push factors (low wages, corruption, high unemployment, etc.), and also has a serious impact on birth and death rates. On the other hand, demographic tre…

  • Contextual factors influencing election results in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Open AccessPéter Reményi, Haris Gekić et al.ARTICLEQuality & Quantity2023

    Electoral geography tends to focus on the impact of geographical context on electoral behavior recently and challenges the classical compositional approach. We analyze spatial contextual factors of the 2018 general elections of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where the linear regression models based on the fault line theory result in wrong estimations in several municipalities, not fitting into the national pattern. Using spatial modelling, it is confirm…

  • Remembrance of the Ottoman Occupation

    Norbert Pap, Péter Reményi et al.ARTICLEJournal of Muslims in Europe2022References: 3

    Buildings of the burial complex of Suleiman the Magnificent were excavated between 2015–2019 in Szigetvár. This paper investigates why, despite the traditional anti-Muslim sentiments in the local community, the FIDESZ-KDNP failed to turn the Suleiman story into local political success after the 2015 migration crisis, during a period of extensive anti-Muslim campaigning. This analyses focuses on the opportunities, challenges and concerns of the cr…

  • Electoral Geography of Bosnia and Herzegovina – is there anything beyond the ethnic rule

    Péter Reményi, Haris Gekić et al.ARTICLEEast European Politics2022References: 45

    The majority of experts consider ethnicisation the defining factor in Bosnia and Herzegovina's political life. Our objective is to uncover what other factors affect party performance and what, if any, territorial pattern different from the ethnic one, can be drawn. We argue, based on quantitative analyses, that besides the "ethnic rule", other social cleavages (like the urban-rural one) with territorial patterns are also present in the country, t…

  • The changing room for manoeuvre of ‘Visegrad’ Hungary in the Western Balkans. An extraordinary change in Hungarian-Serbian relations

    Open AccessPéter Reményi, Tibor Pap et al.ARTICLEPolitics in Central Europe2021

    Hungarian-Serbian relations have never been as cordial as they are now, and this is an opinion shared by the leadership of both countries in spite of the modern history of the two nations. In our paper, we seek explanation for this change and argue that it is a consequence of multiple factors: First, the geopolitical changes in the Western Balkans, which have resulted in a great power competition that has opened up space for small states, like Hu…