Sandor Kerekes
Biographic Data
| ID | 6198949 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandor Kerekes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandor |
| FAMILY NAME | Kerekes |
| SIGNATURE | KEREKES S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Corvinus University of Budapest |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1528-8284 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Chasing the Impossible. Sustainable Development Is a Wicked Problem, but It Can Be and Should Be Tamed
Since 1972, the majority of scientific workshops has been trying to solve the problems that the authors called attention to in the first report of the Club of Rome. A lot of good intentions and relatively modest results characterize the efforts of science, and the politicians are not more successful than scientists in this field. The climate is changing, biodiversity is diminishing, and environmental damage poses a threat to human health continuo…
Professor Sándor Kerekes
I am highly honored to be given this special opportunity to introduce our Honorary Doctor. Let me say a few words about his excellent achievements as a scientist, university teacher, organizer of academic international cooperation, and a person involved in many activities aimed at solving contemporary environmental problems. First, let me start with some information about his scientific career. Professor Sandor Kerekes has been working for more t…
Climate or rural development policy
Being heavily energy dependent, it is not much of a surprise that Europe pays special attention to reducing the use of fossil fuels. Each one of the ten new member states is characterized by relatively low per capita energy consumption and relatively low energy efficiency, and the share of renewables in their energy mix tends to be low, too. The paper examines the problem when policy measures create a decrease in environmental capital instead of …
Happiness, environmental protection and market economy
The manufacturing sector is leaving the West for Asia’s low wages and good working culture. Europe would be better off keeping these manufacturing activities, slowing down wage inflation and what is more, letting a young, cheaper workforce from the East settle down within their borders. This would aid in preserving the diverse economic structure which has been characteristic for Europe.Beside the economic growth there are two more concepts which …
Education 2.0
Our basic storyline is how the business and economics higher education landscape has changed with the introduction of the Bologna programs. We borrowed the fashionable long tail concept from e-business, and used it for modeling the new landscape of internationalization of universities. Internationalization, mobility, and the appearance of the internet generation at the gates of our universities in our opinion has brought us to a new e-era which, …
Basic Environmental Requirements for EU Accession
Environmental management in Hungary
Economics, technology, and environment in Hungary
Economics, technology, and environment in Hungary
Climate or rural development policy
Being heavily energy dependent, it is not much of a surprise that Europe pays special attention to reducing the use of fossil fuels. Each one of the ten new member states is characterized by relatively low per capita energy consumption and relatively low energy efficiency, and the share of renewables in their energy mix tends to be low, too. The paper examines the problem when policy measures create a decrease in environmental capital instead of …
Happiness, environmental protection and market economy
The manufacturing sector is leaving the West for Asia’s low wages and good working culture. Europe would be better off keeping these manufacturing activities, slowing down wage inflation and what is more, letting a young, cheaper workforce from the East settle down within their borders. This would aid in preserving the diverse economic structure which has been characteristic for Europe.Beside the economic growth there are two more concepts which …
Economics, technology, and environment in Hungary
Environmental management in Hungary
Basic Environmental Requirements for EU Accession
Education 2.0
Our basic storyline is how the business and economics higher education landscape has changed with the introduction of the Bologna programs. We borrowed the fashionable long tail concept from e-business, and used it for modeling the new landscape of internationalization of universities. Internationalization, mobility, and the appearance of the internet generation at the gates of our universities in our opinion has brought us to a new e-era which, …
Climate or rural development policy
Being heavily energy dependent, it is not much of a surprise that Europe pays special attention to reducing the use of fossil fuels. Each one of the ten new member states is characterized by relatively low per capita energy consumption and relatively low energy efficiency, and the share of renewables in their energy mix tends to be low, too. The paper examines the problem when policy measures create a decrease in environmental capital instead of …
Happiness, environmental protection and market economy
The manufacturing sector is leaving the West for Asia’s low wages and good working culture. Europe would be better off keeping these manufacturing activities, slowing down wage inflation and what is more, letting a young, cheaper workforce from the East settle down within their borders. This would aid in preserving the diverse economic structure which has been characteristic for Europe.Beside the economic growth there are two more concepts which …
Professor Sándor Kerekes
I am highly honored to be given this special opportunity to introduce our Honorary Doctor. Let me say a few words about his excellent achievements as a scientist, university teacher, organizer of academic international cooperation, and a person involved in many activities aimed at solving contemporary environmental problems. First, let me start with some information about his scientific career. Professor Sandor Kerekes has been working for more t…
Chasing the Impossible. Sustainable Development Is a Wicked Problem, but It Can Be and Should Be Tamed
Since 1972, the majority of scientific workshops has been trying to solve the problems that the authors called attention to in the first report of the Club of Rome. A lot of good intentions and relatively modest results characterize the efforts of science, and the politicians are not more successful than scientists in this field. The climate is changing, biodiversity is diminishing, and environmental damage poses a threat to human health continuo…
Economics (7 works) · Hungarian Social, Economic and Educational Studies (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Per capita (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works)